Hello! I'm Matt Loera, a recent Computer Science graduate from Portland State University (Winter 2025).
I'm a software developer with a passion for building tools that are useful, accessible, and equitable. I believe technology should serve people — and I bring that lens to everything I build.
Outside of software, I'm active in community organizing and advocacy work in Portland, where I try to put those same values into practice.
I'm an avid biker and proud member of the Portland biking community. If you want to connect or collaborate, don't hesitate to reach out.
Created to replace paper recipe books and scattered notes behind the bar, this touchscreen-optimized cocktail database gives staff immediate access to recipes during service. Features lightning-fast search, category filtering, and an admin panel for managing custom drinks and menu updates. Built specifically around real-world bar workflows using vanilla HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP.
A React-based website built for a university professor to bring virtual field trips to life. Students can move through a series of 3D scenes using an easy-to-use minimap, while teachers can build and edit these worlds with a simple editor — no coding needed.
A React-based website designed to help users navigate Portland. Visitors can enter a neighborhood or location to bring up a local map with points of interest, food recommendations, public transit options, and current weather conditions. Pulls live data from Google Maps, Yelp, TriMet, Biketown, and a weather API.
Medical billing software for 'Chocoholics-Anonymous', written entirely in C++ with database functionality, client APIs, and an external JSON library.
Python program designed to simulate DFAs with a user-friendly interface and comprehensive error handling for educational purposes.