Scott Meddows

Scott Meddows has extensive work experience in the field of software development and IT solutions. Scott began their career as a Swing Manager at McDonald's in 1994 and later worked as an Assistant Manager at Carmike Cinemas. In 1996, they joined Chili's as a Regional Trainer and remained in this role until 2001.

In 1999, Scott took on the position of Programmer at Killerwebsites.com before moving to Stuller, Inc. in 2001. At Stuller, Inc., they initially focused on rewriting legacy Clipper applications into Visual Basic 6 applications. Eventually, they transitioned into the role of a data steward, working on the migration of legacy systems into the new Oracle Application environment.

Scott then joined Schumacher Clinical Partners in 2003, where they held various roles. As a Development Team Leader/Applications Developer, they played a key role in designing and constructing the Enterprise Data Warehouse with SQL Server 2005 technologies. Subsequently, they became a Business Solutions Architect and was responsible for integrating technology in mergers and acquisitions within the Health Information Technology, Data Acquisition Team.

In 2018, they joined HARMAN International as a Senior Software Developer and contributed to software development projects until the end of the year. Currently, Scott Meddows works at Northwest Administrators, Inc., where they started as a contract employee via Harman Connected Services and was later extended a full-time position as a Software Architect. In this role, they architect and develops business solutions using the .NET Framework, C#, WPF, and SQL. Their focus is on maintaining the high level of service that Northwest Administrators, Inc. offers to their customers.

Scott Meddows completed their education at various institutions. Scott attended Sam Houston High from 1988 to 1993 and obtained a Diploma in General Studies. Following this, Scott pursued Computer Science at McNeese State University from 1994 to 1996. Lastly, they enrolled at South Louisiana Community College from 2012 to 2014 to study General Studies. No degree was specified for this period.