Matt Brubeck

I worked on the Rust libraries that power FullStory's iOS and Android SDKs.

I worked on Firefox and Gecko for mobile devices, and on Servo, an experimental web browser engine built with Rust.

I also represented Mozilla in the W3C Web Events and Pointer Events working groups, and was co-editor of the Touch Events and Pointer Events web standards.

I wrote Android apps using Java, WebKit, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. I contributed to the open-source ActiveJS library, including major optimizations to its SQL model.

I worked on blist’s front-end interface in Adobe Flex and back-end services in Ruby on Rails, building an easy-to-use online spreadsheet/database application. (blist was later renamed Socrata, and then acquired by Tyler Technologies.)

I wrote front-end and back-end code for Seller Central, Amazon’s website for third-party sellers, using Perl, C++, Ruby, JavaScript, and Java.

I designed, implemented, and operated a highly-available content management system to display the help pages on Amazon.com, Seller Central, and other Amazon sites.

I worked with clients and graphic designers to build dynamic web sites in ColdFusion, PHP, and ASP.net, including Seattle YMCA, 511.org, and Intercity Transit. (GoTech was later renamed to Seattle Web Group.)

I helped implement a new user interface for geographic profiling of serial violent crimes. I wrote Visual Basic and C++ bindings to connect Microsoft’s MapPoint GIS interface to ECRI’s analysis and visualization tools.

I contributed to Audacity, a free open-source audio editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows. With the two other lead developers, I managed Audacity’s all-volunteer developer community.

I programmed in C++, internationalized the UI with GNU gettext, coordinated the localization team, managed builds and releases, maintained the Debian package, and created the Audacity web site.

• Computer Science courses: Data Structures, Algorithms, Architecture and Operating Systems, Programming Languages, Logic, Theory of Computation.
• Mathematics courses: Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, Real Analysis, Abstract Algebra, Graph Theory, Signal Processing, Scientific Computing, Computational Geometry.
• Independent study/research courses: Wavelets, Fractional Graph Theory.
• Computer Science Clinic: Portrayal-Independent Melody Recognition. (Sponsor: Auditude.com; Advisor: Professor Robert Keller.) My four-student team designed and implemented a program to search for songs by humming tunes into a microphone.