We are a team of experts who enjoy creating order from chaos.

In the mid-1980s, Mat began learning Atari BASIC, and by the mid-to-late 1990s, he was staying on the cutting edge of web development. Until this day, he never stopped feeding his passion.

After graduating from Binghamton University with both a Bachelor of Science degree in Management Information Systems and an MBA, he began developing websites while working at different agencies. Before long, he was managing teams of developers and large projects at leading global web agencies.

In 2011, the veteran web leader founded StatenWeb to provide a different approach to web design, content creation, SEO, online marketing, and application development.

Mat serves as StatenWeb’s chief technologist and lead developer while leading StatenWeb and its clients to joint success.

In 2018 Mat was tapped by the City of New York’s prestigious NYC Tech-in-Residence Corps as an adjunct professor for the City University of New York. The NYC Tech-in-Residence Corps is meant to bring students the in-demand skills and project experience they need to launch careers in technology. Mat currently teaches Introduction to Web Development and the Internet at the College of Staten Island.

In 2020, Mat appeared on Jeopardy! and got to meet Alex Trebek. A short selection of his pedigree includes managing and building out websites for:

Bloomberg

L.P.Campbell Soup Company

American Eagle Outfitters

Big Ten Network

Marko was born in Croatia, a small and beautiful country in eastern Europe. He has a degree in Management of marketing communications. For the first ten years of his career, he worked in advertising agencies and the marketing departments of campsites, resorts, and hospitality companies.

Developing was his hobby, which he has outgrown into a professional career. After switching his career, he started working for startups, and later he was employed by one of the biggest Croatian development agencies – FIVE agency (now a part of Endava).

Specialized in backend development, he has developed numerous WordPress plugins, custom-made CMSs and applications. Working on projects for big companies like Marriott and Penguin Random House, he gained experience developing solid backend systems that could support high-demand websites.

Bea graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing in the Philippines, a country with more nurses than its hospitals and clinics could at that time employ.

Faced with this lack of work in her chosen field, Bea went on to explore alternative opportunities. She found them in the virtual – working as a remote executive assistant for several CEOs spanning different fields for over 11 years.

During this time, she has acquired many different skills that brought her to where she is now – a Project Manager for Waypoint where she herds cats different departments and ensures projects get completed on time and on (way)point.

I’ve always been drawn to figuring out how things work, and how they can work better.

That’s pretty much how my career started. I grew up in Arequipa, Peru (the food there is unreal), worked my way through tech roles, then ended up in the U.S. education space—always gravitating toward roles where I could untangle complexity and help teams run better. I moved from frontline support to coaching to managing projects, and along the way I realized something: I’m at my best when I’m behind the scenes making things work.

Over time, that mindset shaped how I work: calm in the chaos, clear in the ambiguity, and focused on making things smoother for both teams and clients. I realized that I thrive when I’m translating vision into real, measurable momentum.

When I joined Waypoint, it just clicked. I found a team that cares deeply, thinks strategically, and delivers work that actually moves the needle. Now, I help lead operations—connecting strategy with execution, keeping projects on track, and making sure both our team and our clients feel supported from start to finish.

My job isn’t to be the loudest voice in the room. It’s to make sure the work speaks for itself.

Adam is a little shy… but don’t worry their bio is coming soon!