Cameron Bumgarner

Cameron Bumgarner has a wealth of work experience in various roles and companies. Cameron started at Intel in 1997 as a Business Analyst, working on an Assembly/Test execution system. Cameron then became a Project Manager/Business Analyst, leading projects such as an automated capacity modeling tool and a planning parameter repository. In 2002, Cameron transitioned to become a Software Development Group Manager at Intel, responsible for the Factory Equipment Performance group. Cameron later joined Cytec Industries in 2006 as a Software Development Manager, leading a multi-year transformational project called Project GO. After Cytec Industries was acquired by Solvay, they continued as a Sr. Software Development Manager until July 2016. Cameron then joined Volteo in 2017 as an Engagement Manager and was recently promoted to Sr. Engagement Manager at Volteo Edge in January 2021. Cameron'sexperience spans project management, software development, and engagement management roles, showcasing their expertise in leading teams and delivering successful projects.

Cameron Bumgarner attended New Mexico State University from 1992 to 1996, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering.