Matt George
Founder & Engineer • Injuria.ai
Founder of Injuria.ai, backed by The LegalTech Fund. Building AI-powered legal intelligence tools that process 500,000+ pages daily.
Also a community organizer for Dallas speed dating events — proudly facilitating 2 successful engagements in the last few months. Building connections, both digital and in-person.
So what kind of work experience does Matt George have?
Work Experience
A founder with deep technical chops and a track record of shipping.
Over the past 5 years, I've spent my time ruthlessly perfecting my stack and learning how to build and prototype quickly. Since 2018, after a brief 11-month stint at a 10,000 person company, I've worked exclusively at early stage startups, where I feel most comfortable and empowered to be my most efficient self.
Throughout my journey, I've:
- Translated fuzzy product ideas into scoped, prioritized sprint plans
- Designed clean database architectures and optimized APIs for performance and maintainability
- Collaborated directly with founders to ensure technical choices supported fundraising, launch timelines, and go-to-market plans
I've seen how brittle systems slow growth and how even great products fail without fast iteration. Now, as a founder myself, I'm applying these lessons to build Injuria.ai — moving quickly while building a foundation that lasts.
Injuria.ai
Founder & CEO
Kindred Speed Dating
Community Organizer
FSD, LLC
Full Stack Engineer
Hedgehog Advisers (YC S21)
Growth & Web Scraper
Dollaride
Growth
FranchiseHelp
Growth
Epic
Project Manager
Quickhelp
Co-founder
So what precisely are Matt George's core competencies?
Software
Over the past 5 years, I've developed deep fluency in the full web development lifecycle — from architecture to deployment. I specialize in building scalable Single Page Applications using the PERN stack (Postgres, Express, React, Node), and I've deployed multiple production-grade platforms on AWS Cloud infrastructure.
Beyond traditional app dev, I've engineered large-scale web scrapers for competitive intelligence, built internal tools for operational automation, and architected systems that prioritize both performance and security.
Whether I'm designing schema for long-term maintainability, choosing infrastructure that balances cost and scale, or coaching engineers on best practices, I approach web development like a CTO: with an eye on both the code and the business outcome.
Data
I used to think SQL was a distraction for marketers — until I realized data isn't just helpful, it's the difference between guesswork and growth. Now I rely on data to guide nearly every technical or strategic decision I make.
I'm comfortable spinning up custom dashboards using tools like Metabase or Google Data Studio, implementing product analytics flows, and tying KPIs to actual business outcomes. Whether it's cohort analysis, funnel drop-offs, or LTV by segment — I dig into what matters.
Bonus: I can build and deploy a dockerized Metabase instance in less than an hour and plug it directly into your stack.
But where exactly did he go to college?
Education
I graduated from Boston University and earned my business degree with concentrations in both finance and business-law.
Outside of studies, I was pretty active and a part of Mock Trial, the Finance and Investment Club, and I even co-founded a mental health awareness organization called SpeakUp BU. It was also during this same time period that I co-founded an education-tech startup (Quickhelp) and worked at both Tesla and Pepsico. All of these concurrent activities allowed me to be a pretty busy college kid.
My favorite H.S. achievement was becoming captain of the Varsity Badminton team and leading us to victory for two consecutive years.
Prior to high school, I was enrolled in a British boarding school (located in Tamil Nadu, India) for 6 years!
B.S.B.A.
Boston University
High School Diploma
Jericho High School