Summary
Scott Brower is a seasoned systems programmer and architect with a career in software dating back to 1981 and over four decades of hands-on experience across embedded, desktop, cloud, and consumer streaming platforms. Currently a Roku developer at The Walt Disney Company, he brings deep expertise in BrightScript/SceneGraph alongside C#, WPF, AWS and newer work in Rust, having built production Roku channels and validation systems for large media deployments. He has repeatedly led end-to-end projects—from architecting global rebate and claims platforms to creating a 17,000-user Roku channel and commercial POS and dental practice systems—demonstrating an unusual blend of low-level assembly, desktop, and cloud-scale application experience. Based in Memphis, Tennessee, Scott also pairs legacy skills (x86 assembler, Pascal/Delphi) with modern cloud and streaming toolchains, which makes him particularly adept at migrating and integrating long-lived systems into contemporary architectures. Known for solving practical problems with durable, production-ready code, he favors pragmatic engineering over buzzwords and has a track record of shipping durable, customer-facing systems that endure for years.
10 years of coding experience
43 years of employment as a software developer
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Menomonee Falls North High School
Associate's degree Mechatronics Robotics and Automation Engineering, Associate's degree Mechatronics Robotics and Automation Engineering at Southwest Tennessee Community College