Mark Foxworth has extensive work experience in the gaming industry, primarily at Bally Technologies. Mark started their career in 1992 as a Software Support Engineer, where they worked directly with customers to troubleshoot and solve system and software issues. Mark also implemented customer requested enhancements and incorporated them into the general product line.
In 1995, they transitioned to the role of Project Leader, Senior Software Developer, and Programmer Analyst. In this position, they designed and coded complex enhancements, often involving interactions with multiple systems. Mark excelled in a diverse environment that required combining different communications and software technologies to deliver seamless solutions.
Mark then became a Manager of Architecture and Manager of Software Development in 2001. Mark oversaw all developers working on the Slot Data System (SDS) product, guiding its development during a period of significant growth and expansion into new markets. Mark also reviewed and approved all software designs and architectural changes for the system software.
In 2006, Mark took on the role of Director of SDS Architecture, where they guided the development and design efforts of system and embedded firmware teams. Mark navigated the challenges of integrating new system development while continuously improving legacy products. Additionally, they provided technical representation to customers, government regulators, and industry conferences.
In 2007, Mark transitioned to the role of Director of SDS Software Development. Mark led the complete rewrite of the SDS, a premier industry slot floor management and information analysis system. Mark managed the development of a new embedded Game Monitoring Unit (GMU) and successfully directed teams across multiple locations, including Reno, Atlantic City, Atlanta, Chennai, and Bangalore.
Overall, Mark Foxworth's work experience showcases their expertise in software development, project management, and leadership in the gaming industry.
Mark Foxworth attended Rutgers University - Camden from 1989 to 1991, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. Prior to that, they attended Guilford College from 1978 to 1981, although no specific degree or field of study was mentioned.
November, 2007 - present
January, 2006
June, 2001
November, 1995
January, 1992