About

Matthias Wagner is a Full Stack Software Engineer with over 10 years of relevant experience in Data Engineering, Software Engineering, Mobile, Docker, Microservices, Senior Software Engineering, Android, iOS, React Native, test, and Javascript. He is currently working as a Senior Data Engineer at Persefoni. Matthias is a highly skilled and experienced developer who has a passion for building things for the internet and mobile devices. He has expertise in React, Go, WebAssembly, and Node, and enjoys working with audio/video data and embedded devices. Matthias has worked on several projects in the past, including Open Source Projects, where he built a highly performant WebAssembly library with minimal load time for client-side digital signal processing, using low-level C++ to allow for data manipulation that runs on average four times faster than regular JavaScript. He also built an API to abstract C++ memory allocation and garbage collection and allow the end-user to use vanilla JS methods. Additionally, he implemented functional, Promise-based architecture for concurrently loading the WebAssembly module, ensuring proper execution in the browser by inserting a synthetic event listener into Emscripten wrapper. Matthias has also worked as a Lead Software Engineer at Gnarbox, where he conceptualized and implemented full CVE coverage via SAST for Go microservices and mobile client apps in GitLab. He implemented an air-gapped build system environment with Docker registry and security scanner as part of the local K8s cluster. He also designed, implemented, and managed 3rd-party integrations with Pix4D, Frame.io, and Dropbox service providers. Matthias holds a degree in Media Arts and Technology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Music Performance, General from the California Institute of the Arts. Overall, Matthias is a highly skilled and experienced Full Stack Software Engineer with expertise in various technologies and a passion for building things for the internet and mobile devices.