Summary
Michael Stufflebeam is a senior software engineer with nine years of professional experience building backend systems, currently focused on Go at Vivint. His background spans embedded Linux, Windows desktop, cross-platform C++ and TypeScript/Node.js services, reflecting a strong physics-rooted engineering mindset from a BS in Physics. He has applied that analytical rigor across domains—from testing neutron dosimeters and simulating crystal structures to integrating AI services and mobile SDK work. An extra-class ham radio operator, he volunteers race communications and pursues astrophotography, interests that reveal a hands-on curiosity for signal, instrumentation, and the physical world beyond code. Based in Marshfield, Missouri, he brings a practical blend of low-level systems experience and modern backend development to reliably solve complex problems.
9 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Utah
Bachelor of Science (BS), Physics, Bachelor of Science (BS), Physics at Utah Valley University