Clint Edmonson

Clint Edmonson has a diverse and extensive work experience across various industries. Clint is currently serving as the Director of Software Engineering at Ascendle, where they drive business initiatives by developing and delivering web applications, mobile apps, and cloud platforms. Prior to this, Clint was the Head of Engineering - eLearning at Colibri Group. Clint also worked as the Director of Software Engineering at Mastercard, where they led software development projects. Clint's experience with Polaris Solutions as a Principal Consultant involved working closely with key customers and partners on technology strategy and implementation. Clint also held the position of a Technical Evangelist at Microsoft, where they advised top enterprise customers on the adoption of new Microsoft technologies. Another significant role in Clint's career was as the Enterprise Software Development Manager at Anheuser-Busch Inc., where they managed software development projects and collaborated with influential managers and directors to establish roadmaps for shared enterprise software. Clint also worked as an Enterprise Architect at Anheuser-Busch, acting as an internal consultant and providing coaching to application development teams. Before that, Clint was a Senior Software Architect at BID2WIN Software, leading the development of construction project estimation and bidding applications. Clint also served as the Principal Engineer at Sykes, where they were the primary architect for public-facing software products. Lastly, Clint was the Director of Software Development at Bisk Education, overseeing the delivery of software-based products. Throughout their career, Clint has consistently demonstrated their expertise in software development, leadership, and strategic planning.

Clint Edmonson obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of South Florida, where they studied from 1990 to 1992. Clint further pursued their education at the same university and earned a Master of Science degree in Computer Science, completing their studies from 1994 to 2000.