I'm a full-stack software engineer with a passion for building products, infrastructure, and tools that actually does things.
I've been developing software since I was young and have had the opportunity to build and contribute to projects used by large, dedicated communities. Today, I work full-time as a Software Engineer at State Farm and spend much of my time outside of work riding bikes... and building Time2Bike, a platform designed to make bike racing easier for both organizers and participants.
📧 matthew@mwalden.tech 🏢 LinkedIn
- 💻 Full-stack software engineer
- 🎓 B.S. in Computer Science — Jacksonville State University
- 🚵 Mountain biker
- 🛠️ Interested in distributed systems, APIs, infrastructure, embedded systems, and turning ambitious ideas into real products
Founder / Developer — Ongoing
A bike race platform focused on simplifying the experience for race organizers and participants.
Time2Bike is being built to support the full race lifecycle, including registration, event management, race timing, results, and other tooling needed to operate competitive cycling events.
Founder / Lead Developer — 2023–2026
An HR and workforce-management platform built for large Roblox communities.
I designed and developed ReAdmin largely independently, including systems for:
- Employee time tracking
- Applications and onboarding
- Remote administration
- Discord integrations
- Moderation and disciplinary actions
- Absence management
- Activity and audit logging
- Large-scale user and event processing
By the time the platform shut down in August 2026, ReAdmin had:
- Tracked more than 10 million users
- Processed more than 793 million activity events
- Accumulated more than 600 GB of data
It remains one of the largest and most technically complex independent projects I've built.
Software Engineer
I joined State Farm in 2024 as a software engineering intern working with the Drive Safe & Save™ telematics team and later transitioned into a full-time Software Engineer role.
Software Engineer — Web & API Development
Contributed to the website and API infrastructure behind Bloxlink, a platform connecting Discord communities with Roblox.
Bloxlink grew to serve more than 12 million verified users and was later acquired by Roblox.
Most of my personal projects now tend to sit somewhere between software and the physical world.
Right now, that includes building out Time2Bike and experimenting with hardware and software for race timing, telemetry, networking, and other outdoor technology.