Matthew McCall

Team Member @ BETA working on Airborne Software

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Projects

Ideas are easy. Shipping is the feature.

OASIS

Open-source C++ computer algebra system library and accompanying web application.

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superround

JavaScript library for creating smoother rounded corners using Bézier curves.

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BURN

Bulk URL Navigator extension for Firefox.

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Timeline

The changelog, with fewer breaking changes.

Education

Fall 2022

  • Started dual B.S. in Computer Science & Computer Systems Engineering at RPI
  • Joined SCOREC as Undergraduate Research Assistant
Research

Spring 2023

  • Continued SCOREC research — mesh adaptivity algorithms in C++
Project

Fall 2023

  • Began leading OASIS (open-source C++ algebra library)
  • Implemented CI/CD workflows with GitHub Actions
Research

Spring 2024

  • SCOREC research: GPU memory pool optimization (30% runtime reduction)
  • Presented poster sessions at RPI
Work + Volunteer

Summer 2024

  • Lab Assistant at Mercer X — guided students in circuit design & soldering
  • RCOS Mentor — supported open-source projects
  • Volunteer at The Forge (CAD & 3D printing)
  • Developed Eye Robot (LiDAR navigation assistant)
Internship

Fall 2024

  • Engineering & Quality Intern at HarcoSemco
  • Bluetooth asset tracking system (12,000 sq ft, ~8 ft accuracy)
  • C++ Bosch sensor gas detection + React/TypeScript dashboard
Research + Volunteer

Spring 2025

  • Resumed SCOREC research (nearest simplex algorithm in C++)
  • Continued Mercer X Lab Assistant role
  • RCOS Mentor + Makerspace volunteer
Internship + Project

Summer 2025

  • Second HarcoSemco internship — continued Bluetooth tracking & toxic gas detection projects
  • Maintained OASIS project leadership
Education + Research

Fall 2025

  • Continuing dual degree coursework at RPI
  • Active in SCOREC research, OASIS project, and mentoring roles
Education

Spring 2026

  • Completed dual B.S. in Computer Science & Computer Systems Engineering at RPI
Career

Summer 2026

  • Joined BETA as a Team Member working on airborne software