Matt Brubeck

I'm working at a stealth-mode startup building software for mobile phones.

I worked on blist's Ruby on Rails services and Adobe Flex UI, building an easy-to-use, online spreadsheet/database application.

My team owned Seller Central, Amazon's website for third-party merchants. I wrote front-end and back-end code in Perl, C++, Ruby, JavaScript, and Java.

I designed, built, and operated the content management service that displays the help pages on www.amazon.com, Seller Central, and other Amazon sites.

After seven years I returned to the company that I helped start in 1996, now a mature full-service web development shop.

I worked closely with clients and graphic designers to build web applications for small and medium businesses, with a focus on usability and accessibility. I installed and administered GoTech's LAMP development server.

I implemented a new user interface for a geographic profiling program used to investigate serial violent crimes. I wrote Visual Basic and C++ bindings to connect the Microsoft MapPoint GIS interface to ECRI's profiling engine.

With two other lead developers, I managed the development of a free, open-source audio editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows.

I programmed in wxWidgets/C++, introduced gettext-based i18n, coordinated the localization team, managed builds and releases, maintained the Debian package, and created the Audacity web site.

As a summer job during high school, I was a founding employee at an early web development startup. I implemented GoTech's first client projects, which included electronic medical forms and intranet web sites.

• 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.
• Work experience: Grader/tutor for several Computer Science and Math courses.

• Auditude.com, corporate sponsor.
• Professor Robert Keller, advisor.

My four-person team created a program for looking up songs by humming tunes into a microphone. I implemented signal processing algorithms for pitch detection, and was editor of the research paper we delivered with our working prototype.