Matthew Stephen Falco
Product vetern for B2B in insurance and fintech.
Stockholm, Sweden
About
Vetern product expert building API's and applications for B2B in insurance and fintech industries.API's:- Developer portals with tiered permissions, integrated auth management via IAM and Oauth, request logging and debugging. Readme.com, Swagger, or custom CMS.- API Specification authoring using the newest OAS 3.1 spec with inheritance and polymorphism. Best for AI ingestion, human understanding and MCP server generation.- API Governance for large organizations. Creating internal standards, git workflows and developer pipelines which tie in to the governance process.- Postman collections with full test suites, pre-filled environments, mock servers, certified team profiles and full publication to the API network
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Product Owner
Mitigram- Creation of a new innovation platform to run experiments to solve common problems faced by mid-sized exporters. - - Prototyping real product ideas using Figma Make and Lovable for user testing and efficient knowledge transfer of business logic to development teams - - Evaluation and testing of partner API's in Postman for writing detailed work tickets in JIRA saving discovery time for developers - Migration of 3 documentation platforms to a single Confluence installation for the product and tech departments. - Improved the integration of trade financing documents in the workflow app Manager via a new Payment Advice field matching experience for uploaded documents. - Automated release notes using Jira automation scripting for internal and external audiences.
API Specialist
Bright Energy ABDevelopment, testing and deployment of the Bright Energy Developer Hub for white-label utility clients, allowing their end customers to login and access their white-label mobile apps. - Created a product road map after an efficient discovery process by reviewing existing code base, documentation and client developer experience. - Created an continuous development workflow for Bright Energy developers/product owners maintaining the developer hub and all underlying documentation sources. - Created custom, OAS 3.1 definitions for both Bright-Kit and Bright-API focused on proper naming schema's, inheritance, polymorphism and stored in a team accessible Github repo for platform independent collaboration. All elements of the Open API definition were re-worked to prepare for international sales. - Quickly deployed an improved customer developer experience using Readme.com SaaS which sourced content from a linked git repository for tiered permission control of content. - Created a public Postman Team Profile and Workspace with collections sourced from the same linked git repository. This enabled self-service testing of utility clients API's removing the dependency of completing the white-label deployment to test.