Matt is regarded within the industry as a mobile pioneer. His Symbian OS / EPOC engineering experience began over ten years ago when he developed his first commercially available title and he has since worked on a succession of innovative devices including the Psion Series 5MX, the Nokia 9210 and the Nokia 7710.
Matt will participate as a panellist in the Day One session at MEX entitled “Innovations in software interfaces and industrial design.” He told us:
“The end users are what drives this industry – if they are not our customers, they are our customers’ customers. We must be able to take advantage of available technology to offer them a user experience that is as simple, fun and intuitive as possible.”
Matt graduated from Oxford University in 1994 with a BA (Honours) in Physics. Before embarking on his professional software engineering career he worked at Price Waterhouse, and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, having qualified in 1997.
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