Matthew Stanley
About Matthew Stanley
Matthew Stanley is an Implementation Specialist at Submittable, where he leads the new customer onboarding team. He has a diverse background in various roles, including research analyst, operations manager, and co-founder, and is also an author and active community volunteer.
Work at Submittable
Matthew Stanley has served as an Implementation Specialist at Submittable since 2022. In this role, he leads the new customer onboarding team and provides guidance and consultation for grant and program managers. His focus is on implementing best practices to ensure effective and impactful programs. He also assists non-profits and local governments in building and launching grant programs, contributing to the organization's mission of facilitating meaningful connections between funders and applicants.
Previous Experience at Brivity
Before joining Submittable, Matthew Stanley worked at Brivity, where he held the position of Launch Team Leader from 2020 to 2022. In this role, he was responsible for leading the new customer onboarding team at Brivity, which is part of Place, Inc., a prominent prop tech company. His experience at Brivity equipped him with skills in customer engagement and technology implementation.
Educational Background
Matthew Stanley studied at Wheaton College from 2014 to 2018, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy. During his time at Wheaton, he also served as a Teacher's Assistant from 2015 to 2018, gaining valuable experience in education and mentorship. His academic background in philosophy informs his writing and podcasting endeavors.
Writing and Podcasting
Matthew Stanley is an active writer and podcaster, focusing on topics related to religion, philosophy, and psychoanalysis. He has self-published a book that analyzes Shusaku Endo's novel 'Silence,' exploring historical and philosophical conflicts of Tokugawa-era Japan. Additionally, he maintains a newsletter at samsara.clinic and a podcast at samsara.substack.com, where he shares insights and discussions on his areas of interest.
Community Involvement
Matthew Stanley is actively involved in his local Presbyterian church and serves as a board member for the Sacramento Psychoanalytic Society. His community engagement reflects his commitment to supporting local initiatives and contributing to discussions in the fields of psychoanalysis and philosophy.