Matt Gloier

Matt Gloier has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Matt began their career at Andersen Consulting, where they worked as a Senior Consultant from 1996 to 2000.

In 2000, Gloier joined Handspring as a Senior Software Engineer and played a crucial role in transforming their e-commerce site into a successful platform within a year.

From 2004 to 2008, Gloier worked at Palm as a Principal Engineer, leading the development of the webOS Cloud Services platform for products like Pre and Pixi.

Matt then joined Aggressor LLC as a Principal Consultant for a brief period in early 2010 before moving to Barnes & Noble as a Software Architect. At Barnes & Noble, they designed and delivered a cloud services platform to enhance the user experience of NOOK devices.

In 2011, Gloier co-founded Nubo9 and served as its Co-founder and CTO, focusing on scalable cloud software and infrastructure for connected mobile apps.

Matt later joined Evntlive in 2012 as the Chief Architect, where they developed the technical vision and built the initial product for an innovative media service providing live music concerts in an interactive virtual venue.

In 2013, Gloier joined Yahoo as a Software Architect, contributing to the reboot of Yahoo! Live. Matt then moved on to Savant Systems in 2014, where they held the position of Cloud Software Architect. At Savant Systems, they were responsible for building a cloud service from scratch, launching Savant Cloud, and expanding the company's presence in the smart home technology market.

Matt Gloier has a strong educational background in the field of computer science. Matt earned their Bachelor of Science degree in Symbolic Systems from Stanford University from 1990 to 1994. Following this, they pursued their Master of Science degree in Computer Science from Northwestern University from 1994 to 1996.