Summary
Mark Seaman is an adjunct professor, inventor, author, and seasoned software architect with over 40 years of hands-on experience and roughly one million lines of code across more than 60 product cycles. He combines deep expertise in Python, Django, C++, real-time control and imaging systems with a proven track record of process engineering—having optimized development for teams of 200 across the US and India at Hewlett-Packard. As founder of Shrinking World Solutions and author of "The Leverage Principle," he blends entrepreneurial pragmatism with academic rigor while holding 12 issued patents and dozens of applications and disclosures. Mark teaches web development at the University of Northern Colorado, bringing industrial-scale product and firmware experience into the classroom and into practical software productivity improvements.
11 years of coding experience
BS, Engineering, BS, Engineering at Northern Arizona University