Matthew Schultz

Owned medium-sized features and components end to end, from design and estimation through implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance. Applied design patterns and architectural principles, wrote high-quality testable code, performed code reviews, and mentored junior engineers.

Delivered end-to-end features for connected-vehicle and enterprise services within a microservices architecture. Built and maintained backends on cloud platforms, implemented automated testing and CI/CD pipelines, and led root-cause analysis of production issues.

Researched and developed augmented and virtual reality prototypes for engineering and design use cases. Built interactive applications that connected emerging hardware and software into practical enterprise tools.

Built and modernized CGI-based web applications that automated internal network management and reporting. Performed full stack development using HTML5, CSS/Bootstrap, JavaScript/JQuery, Perl/CGI, and SQL.

Created and maintained Java frameworks in the Center of Excellence while exploring new technologies and setting standards for web development. Practiced test-driven development with automated testing and collaborated in an agile team.

Completed an IT internship at Ford working on two projects spanning web and mobile development. Built a Java Server Faces proof of concept and a cross-platform mobile app for diagnostic data collection.

Managed the company's ticket system and contributed to full stack development. Helped build an engineering knowledge management application used to organize technical information.

Pursued a Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Computer Science Engineering, focusing on computer science and engineering principles.

Studied computer science and engineering coursework before transferring to the University of Michigan College of Engineering.