About

Matthew Chartier is a Senior Software Engineer with almost a decade of experience building software services and scalable systems. He has worked at both large companies such as Microsoft and Amazon, as well as startups like Bright Machines and Condorcet. Matthew is a Full-Stack Developer with expertise in low-level system code and client-side script. He has worked on various projects, including Windows security features, Bing search experience, Alexa Messaging services, and real-time driver development tools for industrial robots. Matthew is an excellent communicator and organizer. He has led a teaching staff of over 100 for the popular course CS50 at Harvard and directed Model United Nations conferences in the United States, China, and India. Matthew was also selected as one of fewer than 100 students nationwide to attend Boys Nation in high school, where he represented New York in a mock Senate. Matthew is passionate about building software and regularly works on independent projects in his spare time, including websites, Alexa skills, and mobile apps. He is currently working as a Software Engineering Manager at meta, where he manages a team of software engineers. Matthew's past work experience includes working as a Senior Software Engineer at Bright Machines and as a Co-founder at Condorcet. He holds an AB in Computer Science from Harvard University, where he graduated in 2012. Matthew also attended Beekmantown High School, where he completed his secondary education. Matthew's technical expertise includes Senior Software Engineering, Software Engineering, Search, and Mobile. With over 10 years of relevant experience, Matthew is a highly skilled and experienced software engineer who is passionate about building software services and scalable systems.