Scott Stevens

Scott Stevens has a diverse work experience spanning over 25 years. Scott started their career as a Buyer at C&S Wholesale Grocers in 1995, before transitioning to become a Territory Sales Representative in 1999 for a marketing company. In 2000, they worked as a Network Support Engineer at Stream International IT Support. From 2001 to 2013, Scott served as a Staff Test and Evaluation Engineer at APC-MGE (now the IT Business of Schneider-Electric), where they led the global QA efforts for software, hardware, and embedded systems development programs.

In 2013, Scott joined Amazing Charts as a Software QA Lead/Manager, responsible for managing and leading the quality assurance efforts for the company's Client/Server based Electronic Health Record. Scott later took on the role of Software QA Manager for their web-based Inlight Electronic Health Record, leading a team of 11 manual and automated QA engineers until 2018.

Afterwards, Scott worked as a Test Automation Engineer/Sr Quality Engineer at ChartWise Medical Systems, where they wrote automated test scripts and participated in various QA activities. Scott then joined CVS Health in 2019 as a Senior Quality Assurance Analyst, specializing in Agile software development and leading testing and quality efforts for assigned projects.

As of 2020, Scott is currently employed as a QA Manager at SailPoint, where they oversee all aspects of testing and quality.

Scott Stevens attended the Actualize Coding Bootcamp in 2023 and obtained a Certificate in Full-Stack Web Development. Prior to that, they completed a Master's degree in Computer Software Engineering at Boston University in 2017. There is no information available about their education prior to attending Boston University. Additionally, Scott Stevens has obtained certifications including CAPM - Associate in Project Management from the Project Management Institute, and CTFL from the ISTQB - International Software Testing Qualifications Board. The specific months and years when they obtained these certifications are not provided.