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Scott Stensland
Product Development Engineer at Medssenger
Scott Stensland is an experienced Azure Cloud Engineer with expertise in pipelines, AKS, container apps, CI/CD automation, and azure bicep.
As the first employee of a secure medical messaging startup, he established the initial server and developed the entire devops code base, showcasing his strong technical skills and leadership abilities.
With 15 years of Software Development experience at a Global Investment Bank like Morgan Stanley in NY and London, Scott has a deep understanding of the full software development life cycle.
His significant projects in golang, nodejs, c, c++, and Linux development tooling have honed his software development skills.
With a rich background in software architecture, Linux, Azure DevOps, containers, Kubernetes, Azure pipelines, Azure container apps, Azure bicep, Docker, AWS, Mongo, security, databases (both relational & nosql), filesystems, middleware, message queueing, and load balancers, Scott possesses a diverse skill set that sets him apart.
He excels in extensive server-side golang, bash scripting, and specializes in creating modular, scalable, secure, and distributed architectures.
Scott has also demonstrated his leadership abilities by managing teams, overseeing full-time and offshore staff, conducting hiring processes, collaborating with Business Unit sponsors, defining project requirements, analyzing and designing solutions, prioritizing tasks, and effectively planning and scheduling projects.
In terms of education, he holds a Master of Science in Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems from the University of Sussex, with additional studies in complex systems at the New England Complex Systems Institute, and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Binghamton University.
His professional experience includes roles as a Product Development Engineer at Medssenger, Streaming Audio Software Engineer at Major League Baseball, Computational Biologist at the University of Sussex, Software Engineer at Morgan Stanley, and Electronics Technician - ET2 at the US Navy.
