Matthew Lee
About Matthew Lee
Matthew Lee is a Lead E Commerce Developer with a Master's Degree in Computer Science, specializing in Cyber Security and Data Mining. He has over eight years of experience at Snow Joe + Sun Joe, where he leads the development of CMS applications and oversees cloud infrastructure for eCommerce platforms.
Work at Snow Joe + Sun Joe
Matthew Lee has been employed at Snow Joe + Sun Joe since 2016. He initially served as a Full Stack Web Developer for two years before advancing to the role of Lead eCommerce Developer in 2018. In his current position, he leads the development of content management system (CMS) applications specifically designed for eCommerce site configuration. His responsibilities include overseeing the architecture and administration of cloud infrastructure, ensuring optimal performance for high-traffic eCommerce platforms.
Education and Expertise
Matthew Lee earned a Master’s Degree in Computer Science with specialties in Cyber Security and Data Mining from the New Jersey Institute of Technology, studying from 2016 to 2018. He also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science from Montclair State University, which he completed from 2010 to 2015. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his expertise in developing JAMstack architecture sites, managing significant user traffic, and implementing advanced caching systems.
Background
Before joining Snow Joe + Sun Joe, Matthew Lee completed a Software Developer Internship at UPS in 2015, where he gained practical experience in software development for seven months. His early career experiences contributed to his skills in web development and eCommerce solutions, setting the stage for his current role in leading development initiatives.
Achievements
In his role at Snow Joe + Sun Joe, Matthew Lee developed a custom caching system for incremental static regeneration, significantly enhancing the performance of eCommerce sites. He also provides training and feedback to junior developers, focusing on improving code modules and project implementation. His leadership in building JAMstack architecture sites has enabled the management of over 10,000 routes and traffic exceeding 100,000 monthly users.