Matt Curschman
Full-stack engineer with a back-end lean — parsers, databases, and AI tooling that turns messy data into something people can actually use.
Who I am
About Me
Hi, I'm Matthew Curschman.
I have a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Florida. Go Gators!
I currently work as a Full-Stack Web Developer with a heavy lean on back-end technologies. I have experience with database creation, parsing, integration, and utilization on large-scale projects. My current work project is Conflux Parser — an application that parses large Google Sheets documents, extrapolates their data, and stores it in a database for API access and downstream querying.
On the side I'm building derivApp, a lexicographic parser for mathematical derivatives, and Myday, a personal tracker.
What I work with
Skills
Front End
Web Development
Languages
Version Control
Databases
Operating Systems
AI & Data
Things I’ve built
Projects
DerivApp
Symbolic Derivative Engine
A symbolic derivative calculator built with a custom lexical parser and token engine. Enter any expression in x and get the exact derivative plus evaluated result.
Conductor
AI-Enhanced Development Tool
An AI-enhanced development tool that orchestrates and accelerates day-to-day coding workflows.
Kime
Computer Vision Martial-Arts Trainer
A computer-vision pipeline that analyzes martial-arts technique from video to coach and correct form.
RoomRadar
AI-Enhanced Hospitality Web Scraper
An AI-enhanced web scraper for the hospitality industry that aggregates and surfaces lodging data.
Querious
AI Chatbot
A conversational AI chatbot for natural-language question answering.