Matt Lavin
About Matt Lavin
Professional Background of Matt Lavin
Matt Lavin currently serves as the VP of Engineering. He has extensive experience in software development, particularly in building and scaling software tools. His career began at OTI, a small company that was soon acquired by IBM. Matt spent 12 years at IBM, where he played a crucial role in developing software development tools and laying the groundwork for IBM's SaaS cloud offerings.
Education and Expertise in Computer Science
Matt Lavin earned his bachelor's degree in computer science from North Carolina State University in 2001. His education has provided a strong foundation for his career in software development and engineering. His expertise includes automating software tests and deployments, and he frequently engages in activities related to DevOps and programming, particularly within the Node.js community.
Contributions to PureCloud at Interactive Intelligence
In 2014, Matt Lavin joined OrgSpan just as it was being acquired by Interactive Intelligence. During his time there, he re-engineered PureCloud's chat services, scaling the platform from tens of users to thousands across multiple regions. This significant contribution showcased his ability to manage and optimize large-scale software projects.
Involvement in DevOps and Node.js Communities
Matt Lavin is an active participant in local DevOps and Node.js Meetups. His involvement in these communities underscores his passion for software development and continuous learning. He also has created and contributed to numerous open source projects, further highlighting his dedication to the software engineering field.
Personal Interests and Work-Life Balance
Outside of his professional endeavors, Matt Lavin maintains a balance by staying physically active. He is regularly training for half or full marathons. This balance between physical activities and his work in software engineering allows him to maintain a well-rounded lifestyle. Matt also has a special interest in automating software tests and deployments, often thinking about computer-related topics in his spare time.