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Scott Wallace has a strong work experience spanning over several decades. Scott started their career at Hewlett-Packard in 1987 as a Senior Systems Programmer, where they managed computer systems and provided expertise to application programmers. In 1994, they worked as a Lead Engineer at CFI ProServices, Inc. (Harland Financial) before joining Preview Systems in 1996 as a Senior Engineer/Manager. At Preview Systems, they developed content preparation and database tools for digital media delivery and co-initiated a new engineering group for music and video distribution.

In 2001, Scott moved to Centrisoft, where they worked as a Senior Software Engineer. There, they developed multi-threaded Windows services and GUI applications, focusing on distributing policy rules to remote PCs and identifying performance bottlenecks. In 2004, they joined Qualcomm as a Senior Software Engineer, where they worked on creating cross-platform GUI applications, unit test rendering frameworks, and BREW applets to support the BREW Applications Manager.

After leaving Qualcomm in 2009, Scott joined ImageWare Systems, Inc. as a Senior Software Engineer. ImageWare Systems is a developer of identity-based, credential management solutions driven by biometric technology. Scott leveraged their expertise to develop configurable and modular multi-modal biometric-based identity and authentication management solutions.

In their extensive career, Scott has held leadership roles such as Chief Technology Officer at Best-Fit Computing, where they developed geodetic network adjustment software used worldwide. Scott has a strong background in software engineering, with a focus on developing innovative solutions for various industries.

Scott Wallace has a Master of Science degree in Management Information Systems from the University of Arizona, with a focus on Mathematical Modeling, including Linear Programming and Simulation Modeling. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Forest Engineering from Humboldt State University.