Matt Turner
About Matt Turner
Matt Turner is a Software Engineer at Tetrate in the United Kingdom with extensive experience in cloud-native technologies and a background in various technical and leadership roles.
Current Role at Tetrate
Matt Turner is currently a Software Engineer at Tetrate, based in the United Kingdom. Tetrate focuses on service mesh and multi-cloud security, where Matt utilizes his extensive experience with cloud-native technologies like Istio, Linkerd, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, and gRPC to develop robust, scalable solutions.
Technical Advisor at Risk Ledger
In addition to his role at Tetrate, Matt Turner serves as a Technical Advisor for Risk Ledger in London, United Kingdom. Risk Ledger is a cybersecurity company offering an innovative platform for supply chain risk management. Here, he provides strategic technical guidance to help the company enhance its security measures and product offerings.
Experience in Cloud-Native Technologies
Matt Turner has significant expertise in cloud-native technologies, which include Istio, Linkerd, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, and gRPC. His roles across various companies have given him practical experience in deploying, managing, and scaling cloud-native applications. This expertise is central to his current responsibilities at Tetrate and Risk Ledger.
Previous Roles and Industry Experience
Matt Turner's career covers a range of positions across the tech industry. He has worked at prominent companies such as Marshall Wace as SRE, Layer5 as Consultant, LinkedIn as Training Author and Presenter, Ziglu as Head of Platform, Jetstack as Consulting Engineer, Skyscanner as Principal Engineer, and Cisco as Technical Leader. His roles have ranged from technical leadership and software development to consulting and educational presentations.
Educational Background
Matt Turner studied at the University of York, where he earned an MEng in Computer Science. His education laid a foundation in a wide range of programming languages, including C, C#, Java, and JavaScript. This academic background complements his industry expertise and continued interest in Elixir and Rust.