Darius Scott

Darius Scott has a diverse and extensive work experience in the engineering field. Darius is currently the Vice President of Engineering at Carter Intralogistics, where they lead and manages various engineering teams, overseeing the design, development, and implementation of material handling projects. Prior to this, Darius held multiple roles at Honeywell, including Sr. Manager of Mechanical, Systems and Applications Engineering, where they were responsible for proposing and engineering material handling solutions. Darius also served as the Manager of Mechanical Engineering at Honeywell. Before joining Honeywell, Darius was the Director of Mechanical Engineering at United Sortation Solutions, where they managed personnel, led R&D efforts, and provided custom material handling design solutions. Darius also has experience as the Director of Engineering at LCM Associates, Inc., where they implemented and managed departments for architectural millwork design and manufacturing engineering. Darius started their career as an independent engineering contractor, working on various mechanical design projects and teaching Computer Aided Design as an instructor. Darius has also worked as a Mechanical Design Engineer at Filamatic, specializing in pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment design, and at J.L. Wickham as a Mechanical Design Engineer. Darius began their career as an Automation Engineer at Westinghouse Electric Company. Overall, they have a wealth of experience in engineering leadership, solution architecture, design, and project management across various industries.

Darius Scott is a highly educated individual with a strong educational background. Darius attended Buckingham, Browne & Nichols from 1967 to 1979, where they earned their High School Diploma with a focus on Liberal Arts and Sciences. Following this, they pursued higher education at Brown University from 1979 to 1983, majoring in Mechanical Engineering and obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree. In addition to their degrees, Darius also holds an EIT certification, which was obtained in 1983, although no information regarding the institution or specific details about its completion month and year are provided.