Rosemary Charnley
About Rosemary Charnley
Rosemary Charnley is a Software Engineer at Matterport in Boston, Massachusetts, with a background in quantitative research and quality assurance.
Current Position at Matterport
Rosemary Charnley is currently a Software Engineer at Matterport, based in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. She is responsible for developing and maintaining various internal and external tools. Her role involves handling both backend and frontend development tasks.
Previous Work Experience
Rosemary Charnley has accumulated diverse experience in software engineering and related fields. Notably, she worked at MFS Investment Management as a Quantitative Research Associate for 2 months in 2020. Additionally, she held a role as a Quality Assurance Engineer at Mobee for 3 months in 2017. She has also been involved in educational roles, serving as an Online Instructor at iD Tech Camps for 2 years from 2018 to 2020, and an Instructor in Cambridge, Massachusetts for 2 months in 2018.
Educational Background
Rosemary Charnley holds two Master of Science degrees from Southern Methodist University: one in Software Engineering (2022-2023) and another in Computer Science (2021-2022). She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from UMass Boston (2019-2021) and another Bachelor of Science degree in the same field from The University of Kansas (2016-2019). She completed her high school education at Concord Carlisle High School, graduating in 2016.
Technical Contributions at Matterport
At Matterport, Rosemary Charnley has developed and scaled an end-to-end SaaS product called Capture Services. Her responsibilities included working with GraphQL APIs, REST APIs, and integrating 3rd Party Services through APIs. She took ownership of several features such as address autosuggestion, photo upload, and GeoCoding addresses for both internal and external API use. She also created a detailed Capture Services job view for internal use.
Research Experience
Rosemary Charnley worked as a Researcher at the University of Kansas - School of Engineering from 2018 to 2019 for a period of 9 months. This role allowed her to deepen her expertise in software engineering, applying theoretical knowledge to practical research projects.