Description
Matthew Schmitz is Director of Load and Performance Testing at Dotcom-Monitor. He leads engineers and developers working on LoadView, helping organizations test websites, web applications and APIs under realistic traffic and demanding enterprise workloads.
Matthew joined Dotcom-Monitor in 2012, initially working in Professional Services on performance monitoring, load testing and launch readiness. He later helped develop the company’s cloud-based performance testing tools as a Senior Web Performance Engineer and became Director of Load and Performance Testing in 2019.
Earlier in his career, Matthew held contract engineering and architecture roles at Wells Fargo and Ameriprise Financial, working on brokerage applications, performance tuning, capacity planning and load testing. He holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Minnesota and writes about web performance, testing and monitoring.
Expertise
- Load testing strategy and test planning
- Performance bottleneck analysis
- Website and web application scalability testing
- Stress and spike testing for high-traffic environments
- Synthetic monitoring and user journey validation
- Performance optimization for enterprise systems
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