I hold two undergraduate degrees; one in Psychology and another in Software Engineering. Prior to joining Mozilla I worked at IBM’s Boulder campus as an automation lead. I’ve followed many different careers in life; a counselor for adjudicated youth, working in health clinics in Central America, and even worked in a factory squeezing tofu at one point when I was dirt-bag climber living out of a ’69 VW Campmobile (my 1st paying QA job).
When I’m not at work I’m most likely seeking solitude on the coastal trails of California or moonlighting on other open sources projects under a pseudonym.
I’ve found myself at an interesting crossroads in life where I’ve been empowered to facilitate conversations surrounding quality that result in better team and end user experiences.
If you’d like to contact me, email me at mbrandt at mozilla.com or call using Google Voice.
About
My name is Matt Brandt, I’m a QA Engineer at Mozilla. Currently I am a lead on several of our website projects: input.mozilla.com, crash-stats.mozilla.com, mozillians.org, and affiliates.mozilla.org.
I hold two undergraduate degrees; one in Psychology and another in Software Engineering. Prior to joining Mozilla I worked at IBM’s Boulder campus as an automation lead. I’ve followed many different careers in life; a counselor for adjudicated youth, working in health clinics in Central America, and even worked in a factory squeezing tofu at one point when I was dirt-bag climber living out of a ’69 VW Campmobile (my 1st paying QA job).
When I’m not at work I’m most likely seeking solitude on the coastal trails of California or moonlighting on other open sources projects under a pseudonym.
I’ve found myself at an interesting crossroads in life where I’ve been empowered to facilitate conversations surrounding quality that result in better team and end user experiences.
If you’d like to contact me, email me at mbrandt at mozilla.com or call using Google Voice.