Matt Baker Email & Phone Number

Portland, Oregon, United States

San Francisco, CA, US

I am the architect for one of New Relic’s most critical architectural components, the Elixir GraphQL API Gateway, serving over 800,000 requests per minute with multiple 9s of reliability. My day to day includes things like: * Building an engineering culture focused on technical rigor, ownership, and long-term stability * Implementing critical components in.

San Francisco, CA, US

In addition to shipping code as part of my day-to-day IC responsibilities I set team priorities, mentored and expanded the team, guided and reviewed critical changes, and set the roadmap in collaboration with our PM.

San Francisco, CA, US

Building, maintaining, and growing resilient, high-traffic, scalable GraphQL and REST backend services in Elixir.Building user interfaces in React to help our customers learn about, and build with NerdGraph - New Relic’s next generation API.Mentoring the next generation of senior New Relic engineers

San Francisco, CA, US

As a lead instructor I helped aspiring programmers become effective junior engineers that were ready to join and contribute value to a team. I delivered a full-stack curriculum covering CS fundamentals, Ruby, HTML/CSS/JS, Rails, relational databases, and testing. I also produced and taught our advanced curriculum on HTTP fundamentals, introductory web.

Palo Alto, California, US

I was full stack at Wealthfront, working on our front-end (JRuby on Rails, JS, D3), and our back-end (Wealthfront's Java Kawala Engine on top of Jetty.) I led the web-stack team in addition to building the back-end support for Wealthfront's referral system, which became a business-critical client acquisition pipeline that supported the company's first.

Chicago, IL, US

I worked on Grants, the product that helped research institutions like OHSU and the Mayo Clinic propose budgets to the NIH. The system was one of the company's "high stakes" problems — accuracy was paramount in a world where being off by a single cent could result in a multi-million dollar grant rejection. In response to the increasingly diverse needs of.

Chicago, IL, US

I worked with Click Commerce (now Huron) between 2006 and 2009 as a technical consultant in their professional services organization, implementing features server-side and client-side. Both stacks were running Javascript.I paired with project managers on a per-customer basis, helping them translate client requests into technical specifications and then.