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Matthew Robben
Co-Founder & CTO @ Serif Health (YC W22)
Matthew Robben is a seasoned professional with a strong background in engineering management, development, QA/test, and project management. He has a passion for building and scaling early-stage tech startups, particularly in the healthcare technology sector. His expertise lies in backend web services, computer systems architecture, debugging, and performance optimization at scale.
With a BS in Computer Engineering from Northwestern University and a Core Credential of Readiness from Harvard Business School Online, Matthew has a solid educational foundation. He has held key roles in various organizations, including Co-Founder & CTO at Serif Health, VP Engineering at Truepic Inc, Senior Engineering Manager at One Medical, and Engineering Manager at Dropbox, among others.
Throughout his career, Matthew has shipped a diverse range of products, from Devops solutions to virtual inspection SAAS platforms to controlled substance management systems. He has worked on projects involving ETL, BI pipelines, server platforms, developer tools, collaboration tools, mobile backends, and more. His experience spans across small startups to tech giants like Dropbox, where he contributed to improving developer tools and services for millions of users.
Matthew's technical expertise extends to developing Android applications, Windows device drivers, ultra-high-performance trading platforms, and even the world's most widely used operating system. He has spoken at global conferences, authored numerous blog posts, white papers, and technical documentation, and holds several patents in the tech space.
As a technologist, Matthew is critical of software patents but remains committed to enhancing software development practices and building innovative solutions. He is open to connecting with professionals in the healthcare technology domain and is focused on driving innovation in the startup ecosystem.
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Happy Friday, LinkedIn! My latest Processing Notes blog explains the ways carriers like UHC and Anthem are making MRF data access difficult for consumers of price transparency data, and contains one really bad photoshop job. Enjoy.
Cora Opsahl glad you and 32BJ SEIU didn't pay the ransom to NYP. https://lnkd.in/eKekeMKT
Here's a snapshot from Signal showing the most expensive facility rates in the country for Aetna PPO code 27447 - Total Knee Replacement. Guess who's number one at an eye popping $66,861? New York Presbyterian. Rates are 1.8x NYU Langone, yet NYU outranked NYP in Ortho as per US News.
Anna Mathews - consider using price transparency data in future articles. Happy to share our toolkit for exploring the info!
