Full Stack Software Engineer

Focus on creating user-centric, easy to use, secure and scalable experiences

(720) 939-6873 // michael.m.seltzer@gmail.com

About

I'm a passionate, excited software engineer with experience in full stack web development. My focus is on creating solutions for users to better interact with sites and make complicated procedures simple. I have worked on small scale research projects with the Department of Psychology at Tufts all the way to large scale deployed customer facing solutions for managing network security at Cisco Systems.

Outside of software development, I play saxophone, enjoy running and biking and going for adventures with my dog Alfie!

Resume

Michael Seltzer - Resume.pdf

Articles

Article on an early approach at LightForce to creating Test Infrastructure that was inaccessible publicly and performed well for developer needs

Client Side Encryption in the Web Browser

Article exploring client side encryption in a browser, specifically targeting a case study example of modifying a browser extension to lead to an attack

Tufts Daily - Galaxy S7 Edge Phone Review

As with my passion for software engineering, I'm passionate about new technology and writing. I tested and reviewed a newly released phone from Samsung and published in the Tufts Daily

Projects

Home Heartbeat - Home Automation Alerting and Monitoring Service 

Tusk Marketplace - The online marketplace for students

Tusk Marketplace is a site built by a team of 5 Tufts students to help address the problems of student waste. Students can sell books, furniture, sublets, and more using a scalable, user-friendly site that includes secure, safe and anonymized user to user contact. 

Smart Shopper - Dynamic Interactive Grocery List based around Nutrition 

Smart Shopper allows users to create a dynamic grocery cart that shows nutritional information using an API (Nutritionix). As users enter items, a graph shows daily recommended values and updates to match new additions. The system created requires no account, rather a user can send the list to their phone (generating a unique URL which retrieves their data with no personally identifying information).