Matt Shaulis
About Matt Shaulis
Matt Shaulis is a Senior DevOps Engineer at Patterson Companies, Inc., where he has worked since 2018. He has extensive experience in build and release engineering, having previously held positions at LTCG, Univita Health Inc, and Upshot Interactive.
Work at Patterson Companies
Matt Shaulis has been employed at Patterson Companies, Inc. as a Senior DevOps Engineer since 2018. In this role, he has implemented and maintained dynamic environments that support containerized workloads. His responsibilities include summary reporting for automated release documentation, which facilitates communication with the Change Advisory Board (CAB) and Business Analysts (BA). He focuses on enhancing operational efficiency and autonomy for large development teams by providing self-service capabilities.
Previous Experience at LTCG
Before joining Patterson Companies, Matt Shaulis worked at LTCG as a Build and Release Engineer and Programmer/Analyst II for a period of six months in 2009. His role involved managing build processes and release management, contributing to the overall software development lifecycle during his tenure.
Experience at Univita Health Inc
Matt Shaulis served as a Build and Release Engineer and Programmer/Analyst III at Univita Health Inc from 2010 to 2014. Over four years, he was involved in build management and release processes, playing a key role in the development and deployment of software solutions.
Role at Upshot Interactive
Prior to his roles at LTCG and Univita Health Inc, Matt Shaulis worked as a Contractor/Programmer at Upshot Interactive from 2004 to 2009. His five-year tenure included programming and development tasks that contributed to various projects within the organization.
Technical Skills and Focus
Matt Shaulis emphasizes creating maintainable and adaptable solutions in his work, ensuring continuous value while minimizing risk and rework. He utilizes VSTS team and Kanban management techniques to streamline development processes, reflecting his commitment to enhancing operational efficiency within development teams.