K. Scott Morrison

K. Scott Morrison has a diverse work experience spanning various industries, including technology, publishing, and media. In 2002, they started their career as Chief Architect at Layer 7 Technologies, where they played a key role in developing and setting the architectural direction for the SecureSpan Gateway product line. K. Scott later served as VP Engineering, overseeing product delivery and managing IT operations for the entire Layer 7 product line. Additionally, Morrison served as CTO and subsequently as a Technical Advisor at PHEMI Systems, where they contributed to bringing modern security and governance to Big Data. K. Scott also held roles as SVP and Distinguished Engineer at CA Technologies, where they were responsible for developing and articulating the company's technical strategy and roadmap. Morrison has also worked as a Technical Advisor at INETCO Systems Limited, providing advisory services around technical architecture, API strategy, and security. K. Scott served as the VP and CTO of Hybrid Cloud Engineering at NetApp, responsible for building the company's technical vision and expanding its core storage business to include cloud services. Earlier in their career, Morrison worked as Director of Architecture and Technology at Infowave, where they led the development and articulation of the company's strategic technology roadmap. K. Scott also had roles as an editorial advisor and author at Sams Technical Publishing, LLC and as a technical reviewer and author at O'Reilly Media. In addition, Morrison was a founding editorial board member for Springer Media's Journal of Cloud Computing and has published technical articles on API cloud security.

K. Scott Morrison pursued their education at Simon Fraser University, where they completed a Bachelor of Science degree with honours. Their major was in Computer Science, and they also chose English Literature and Mathematics as their minors. No specific information is available regarding the duration of their studies at Simon Fraser University.