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Patrick Scott E. has a diverse work experience in various roles and companies. Patrick Scott started their career as a Software Engineer/Consultant at Intel Corporation, where they contributed to the development and mass market launch of an embedded Linux platform. Patrick Scott then worked at Microsoft as a Software Engineer/Consultant, assisting in the transition to the first 32-bit product release with internet and COM functionality. Patrick also worked at Harmonic Lightwaves as a Senior Software Engineer, developing provisioning software for fiber optic and video compression network equipment.

Patrick Scott continued their career at Resonance, Inc. as a Senior Developer/Consultant, where they developed solutions for web-enabled, embedded device platform software for broadband devices. Patrick also worked as a Senior Software Consultant/Architect at Resononance, Inc., where they developed gaming SDK and interactive guide for an interactive VOD platform.

Patrick then joined Solution Boxer, Inc. as a Senior Architect/Enterprise Developer, where they designed a scalable platform for social campaigns and app frameworks. Patrick Scott also worked at Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago as a Senior Enterprise Architect and Manager, VP, developing software architectures and leading a continuous delivery team.

Overall, Patrick has a strong background in software development, architecture, and management, with experience in various industries.

Patrick Scott E. earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music, Business, and Computer Science from Indiana University Bloomington, where they attended from 1988 to 1993. In addition to their formal education, they have obtained several certifications, including The Open Group Certified: TOGAF® 9 Certified from The Open Group in April 2019, as well as certifications in Leader Standard Work Training and Certificate, Lean Six Sigma White Belt Certification, and Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt (ICYB) from GoLeanSixSigma.com. The specific months and years of obtaining the latter certifications were not provided.