Matt Nishi-Broach Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Greater New York City Area

Advocate is an ad platform for the live streaming era. As Senior Software Developer, Matt manages and develops much of Advocate's core services/technology, including: our backend services that deliver customizable ads to broadcasters in multiple locations simultaneously (in stream, in chat, on social media, and more), our metrics system for reporting.

Flood Gaming is an eSports talent and marketing agency, bridging the gap between corporate brands and the most influential content creators in the eSports space. As IT Director of Flood Gaming, Matt has overseen all technical operations: most notably, spearheading the development of a streamer metics dashboard that collects, processes, and visualizes data.

Brooklyn, NY

Aphasiac Design was created in 2014 by artist/designer Matt Broach. Our goal is to help artists, musicians, and performers realize their vision without being hampered by the logistics of working with technology. From interactive performances and installations to creative web presences, we provide the technical design and support so that.

Brooklyn, NY

Infoloom is a software-as-a-service consultancy working with clients such as the NYU Digital Library Technology Services or the IRS to manage complex data curation and integration projects. As Lead Software Developer, Matt spearheaded the development of our soon-to-be open-sourced topic-mapping toolkit, created client-specific data processing tools, and.

Brooklyn, NY

Axiologue is a community-based project to help consumers make purchases that match their beliefs. As the co-founder and lead software engineer, Matt has lead the development of Axiologue's entire software stack, from the online, crowd-sourced database that tracks and organizes ethical information on products, to a chrome extension that focuses on helping.

Matt designed and taught courses at both the undergraduate and graduate level in the Digital Arts Department. Both courses were about exploring the various intersections of technology and art, with a particular focus on simultaneously developing practical programming skills and developing a critical eye towards New Media art. He led one class in a.

Matt designed and taught a course in the Graphic Design program on experimental/interactive media, including sections on Data Visualization, Projection Mapping, and Physical Computing.

Matt designed and taught a multimedia/2D animation class that weaves together traditional animation techniques (hand drawn, stop motion) with more recent forms (motion graphics, programmatic design, compositing/post-production techniques).

New York City And Los Angeles

Matt taught and tutored for the SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, and the Math Level I/II Subject tests. His previous students have gone on to study at Harvard, Yale, Wesleyan, UCLA, UC Berkeley, and many other fantastic schools.

Burbank, CA

Matt taught an Introduction to Programming course in the Media Technology programming, primarily using the Processing language. Although much of the syllabus had be created (and taught) by a previous adjunct, the curriculum needed significant updating to reflect the more contemporary needs of the students.

Matt designed and taught a course called Hybrid Imaging, which was an introduction to Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere for the incoming Experimental Animation MFA students.

Matt assisted in teaching the Basic and Advanced Jitter courses (which taught students the Max/MSP/Jitter graphical programming language) in the Video for Performance program. Also was the Experimental Animation technical TA, which had two primary responsibilities: assisting with the Digital Path for Animation class, and providing one-on-one technical.

Matt designed course structure and taught art classes for students ages 8-15, facilitated the administration of the camp, and documented student work via photographs and videos.

Master Of Fine Arts (Mfa), Experimental Animation/Integrated Media

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Fine/Studio Arts, General