Matthew Marone
About Matthew Marone
Matthew Marone is a Full Stack Engineer II at IUNU, where he develops software solutions for commercial greenhouses using advanced technologies. He has a background in Management Information Systems and has held various roles in software development and marketing systems.
Current Role at IUNU
Matthew Marone serves as a Full Stack Engineer II at IUNU, a position he has held since 2022. In this role, he develops software solutions specifically designed for commercial greenhouses. He utilizes a range of cutting-edge technologies, including Node, React, GraphQL, Postgres, Python, and Ruby, to create effective and innovative software applications. His work contributes to enhancing the efficiency and functionality of greenhouse operations.
Previous Experience at IUNU
Before his current role, Matthew worked at IUNU as a Full Stack Developer from 2021 to 2022. During this 7-month tenure, he focused on developing software solutions that align with the company's mission of improving greenhouse technology. His contributions during this time laid the groundwork for his advancement to Full Stack Engineer II.
Background in Marketing Systems and Software Development
Matthew Marone has a background in marketing systems and software development, having worked at BLR AEROSPACE from 2012 to 2017. In his role as a Marketing Systems Specialist and Software Developer, he spent five years developing and managing software solutions that supported marketing efforts. This experience provided him with a solid foundation in integrating technical solutions with business needs.
Education and Expertise
Matthew earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) from the University of Washington Bothell School of Business. His studies focused on Management Information Systems with a minor in Software. This educational background equipped him with the knowledge and skills necessary to address both technical and business challenges in his career.
Early Career and Orientation Leadership
In 2013, Matthew worked as an Orientation Leader at the University of Washington School of Business Management Information Systems for four months. This early experience allowed him to develop leadership skills and engage with new students, fostering a supportive learning environment.