Scott Carleton
Site Lead at Asana NYC [We're Hiring!]
Scott Carleton is a seasoned professional with a background in various industries, including technology, engineering, and entrepreneurship. Currently serving as the Site Lead of Asana's NYC office, he is dedicated to fostering seamless collaboration within teams. Prior to his role at Asana, Scott held leadership positions at reputable organizations such as Andela, where he was the VP of Technology, empowering engineering talent across Africa. He also co-founded Artsicle, a platform for visual artists, where his innovative work on the discovery engine garnered industry recognition and awards. With a strong engineering background, Scott successfully built and managed teams, notably establishing the first internal engineering team at Teachers Pay Teachers and integrating remote teams effectively. Beyond his professional endeavors, Scott is an advocate for open source initiatives and enjoys mentoring aspiring developers in his free time. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University.
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Scott Carleton
Site Lead at Asana NYC [We're Hiring!]
Scott Carleton is a seasoned professional with a background in various industries, including technology, engineering, and entrepreneurship. Currently serving as the Site Lead of Asana's NYC office, he is dedicated to fostering seamless collaboration within teams. Prior to his role at Asana, Scott held leadership positions at reputable organizations such as Andela, where he was the VP of Technology, empowering engineering talent across Africa. He also co-founded Artsicle, a platform for visual artists, where his innovative work on the discovery engine garnered industry recognition and awards. With a strong engineering background, Scott successfully built and managed teams, notably establishing the first internal engineering team at Teachers Pay Teachers and integrating remote teams effectively. Beyond his professional endeavors, Scott is an advocate for open source initiatives and enjoys mentoring aspiring developers in his free time. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University.