me@matthuesman.com
Matt Huesman
Computer Engineering student at the University of Minnesota. I build software that solves real problems — AI-powered medical imaging pipelines, modernized production web systems, and occasionally a portfolio that takes itself a little too seriously.
Where I Study
Education
B.S. Computer Engineering
University of Minnesota — Twin Cities
Expected May 2027
University Honors Program
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What I Know
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The Story
Background
I started in competitive robotics — spending years as programming lead for a FIRST Robotics team, which meant self-teaching Kotlin to build a scouting app from scratch and wiring together vision-assisted autonomous control under competition pressure. That combination of urgency and real-world stakes still drives everything I do.
At Medtronic I've worked at the boundary where algorithms meet patient outcomes: building 3D image processing pipelines that analyze real CT scans and, more recently, designing an AI workflow that automates post-implant valve analysis end-to-end. It's made me care deeply about correctness and the kind of rigor the FDA expects — not just the kind that passes a code review.
Beyond the day job, I lead Triangle Fraternity as president, consult on rebuilding legacy web infrastructure for AAUDE, and spend free time reading about AI, building side projects, and working toward the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship.
My goal is to be the kind of engineer who ships software that millions of people use and feel — work that sits at the intersection of intelligence, precision, and human experience. The companies doing that most thoughtfully are where I intend to build my career.