Michael Mattson Email & Phone Number

Olympia, WA, US

Olympia, Washington, United States

• Work with stakeholders and subject matter experts to define an epic
• Work with internal teams and external Suppliers to develop cost and resource estimates
• Work with internal teams to size the epic and provide input for prioritization
• Collaborate with Product Managers and Solution Architects/Engineering to decompose the epic into features and capabilities and help with prioritization
• Participate in Release Planning, System Demo, and Solution Demo, whenever related to the epic
• Work with Agile Persistent Teams performing research spikes, creating proofs of concept, mock-ups, etc

Hillsboro, OR

• Managed 15+ DevOps engineers responsible for the product lifecycle of 7+ software development compliance scanning tools supporting a global Intel development community and multiple compliance agency stakeholders.
• Partnered with IT leadership to drive and manage solution development and application support to ensure the team understands direction and vision to meet and exceed availability, reliability, and stability goals.
• Worked with stakeholders to manage work priority, success criteria, and business value for project work, tool evaluation, and application development.
• Translated business objectives into team features and project user stories within the team’s backlog while managing, ranking, and prioritizing this backlog to reflect stakeholder’s requirements.
• Successful track record leading a 15+ person global software development application support team emphasizing diversity, cultural awareness, employee development, and collaboration while improving reliability.

Dupont, WA

• Lead Security Operations for Engineering Computing across multiple global regions coordinating software patching, upgrade deployment, and security emergency response processes.
• Worked with corporate Controlled Technology and Intellectual Property Data Compliance teams to keep Engineering Design Developers compliant with government and IP data protection requirements.
• Performed Project Management for software development and security preparedness and response teams.
• Received Intel Division Award for leadership when implementing automated scans to identify possible Controlled Technology exposure preventing Intel from violating of government regulations.
• Implemented Emergency Response processes for the Engineering Computing Security team, improving coordination with engineering developers and Corporate Information Security. This kept computing assets protected and.

Dupont, WA

• Supported desktop, mobile and server systems for Engineering Computing in Oregon and DuPont design centers.
• Assisted with new system roll-out. Performed server and laptop repairs. Deployed software patches. Managed Windows build process.
• Sole responsibility for the design and implementation of an Intel Division Award winning global Windows XP automated build process utilizing Distributed File Systems. Automatically installing Windows and office.
• Coordinated the deployment of an Intel Division Award winning External Collaboration system in China to allow engineering developers to work directly with external partners while retaining network integrity to protect.
• Received an Intel Division Award for IT contributions during the global launch of the Intel Centrino platform.

Olympia, WA

• Responsible for establishing tournament rules and assigning ownership of individual tournaments.
• Personally conducted tournaments on most of the larger team-oriented games. The largest successful tournament was 64 5-man teams playing Call of Duty at PAX
• Utilized Project Management skills to ensure all tournaments were amply prepared and successfully executed.
• Performed Stake-holder management with game vendors when requiring codes or special server versions to support larger game modes. Such as World of Warcraft private server access, Battlefield 3 codes to unlock all.
• Unblemished track record for running Fair and Impartial tournaments. Have never been accused of favoritism or of creating a noncompetitive environment.

Wenatchee, WA

• Founder and President of the first Central Washington State LAN club, the PC Gamers Society (PCGS).
• Conducted monthly LAN parties, typically around 20-30 participants.
• Organized annual LAN gaming events (PCGS Meltdown) with up to 75 participants.
• Tracked the usage of club dues for equipment and tournament price purchase with complete openness to all club members.
• Gathered player metrics using log parsers to create a regular player ranking system. Used this ranking to create evenly matched teams for the monthly large team events (Threewave Q2CTF, Quake World Team Fortress.
• Conducted Stakeholder management while acquiring sponsors for the annual event. Created sponsor levels, established signage rules, coordinated prize acquisition for both tournaments and raffles.