Graig Mattis
About Graig Mattis
Graig Mattis is a Senior Software Engineer at TELUS in Ontario, Canada, with a diverse background in software development and technical leadership.
Current Position at TELUS
Graig Mattis works as a Senior Software Engineer at TELUS in Ontario, Canada. In his role, he is responsible for developing technical solutions and mentoring junior developers. He participates in weekly project update meetings and provides development estimates for new features and products. His contributions include migrating old phone number management systems to new platforms using React and Apollo GraphQL, deployed on Google Cloud infrastructure.
Previous Experience at BMO Financial Group
Graig Mattis has worked with BMO Financial Group on two separate occasions. His most recent tenure was as an AWS API Backend Developer in 2021 for four months in Canada. Prior to that, he served as a Junior Full Stack Developer from 2018 to 2019 for ten months in the Toronto, Canada area. In these roles, he developed backend solutions and contributed to full stack development projects.
Role at Air Canada
From 2020 to 2021, Graig Mattis worked with Air Canada as a Full Stack Engineer in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. During his year-long tenure, he was involved in both frontend and backend development tasks, contributing to the airline’s software solutions and technological advancements.
Technical Lead at KUBRA
Graig Mattis served as a Technical Lead and Full Stack Developer at KUBRA from 2017 to 2018 for a year in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. In this position, he led technical projects and participated in extensive full stack development, enhancing KUBRA’s software solutions and technical capabilities.
Educational Background
Graig Mattis holds an Associate's degree in Computer Programming from Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology. Additionally, he has an Associate's degree in Management Information Systems, General, from the University College of the Caribbean. This educational background provides him with a strong foundation in both programming and information systems management.