Matthew L. Meola

Matthew Meola is a director specializing in intellectual property, source code analysis, and data analytics at Elysium Digital. In his more than a decade in the field, Matt has advised clients in dozens of matters. He has directed the strategy and technical analysis of over a dozen patent matters and led large-scale projects analyzing hundreds of terabytes of data to identify evidence of copyright infringement across a large enterprise. Matt also launched Stroz Friedberg's source code diligence offering. Matt's core work in the practice covers a wide array of technical areas, including source code analysis, computer networks, databases, programming languages, firewalls, video streaming, web browsers, and computer architecture.

Matt received his M.A. from Princeton University, where his research focused on provably fault-tolerant computing and development of high-level languages for configuration of computer networks. He also holds a B.S. in computer science and mathematics from Rutgers University, magna cum laude.

Prior to joining Elysium Digital, Matt worked at Princeton University, IBM Research and Triveni Digital.

Selected Publications

“Frenetic: A High-Level Language for OpenFlow Networks.” Nate Foster, Michael J. Freedman, Rob Harrison, Jennifer Rexford, Matthew L. Meola, and David Walker. In Proc. Workshop on Programmable Routers for Extensible Services of Tomorrow, November 2010.
“Faulty Logic: Reasoning about Fault Tolerant Programs.” Matthew L. Meola and David Walker. In Proc. 19th European Conference on Programming Languages and Systems, March 2010.