Scott Came is a software engineering manager and architect with two decades of Java and SQL experience and a proven track record of turning complex data problems into production-ready integrations and analytics tools. He has led teams of up to 15 engineers to deliver hundreds of releases for enterprise metadata and data-catalog systems, designing RDF/OWL-based ontologies and SPARQL queries to tame large, heterogeneous data ecosystems. Equally comfortable consulting with state governments and non-profits as he is shipping cloud and on‑prem solutions in AWS and Docker, he combines product-facing collaboration with hands-on engineering across Java, Python, TypeScript, R, and Node.js. Notably, he has bridged policy and technology—authoring feasibility studies that led to new state programs and providing architecture oversight for large vendor implementations. Based in Olympia, WA, Scott brings a pragmatic, signal-driven approach to agile delivery and a history of implementing testing, CI, and agentic coding practices to accelerate reliable outcomes.
12 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
AB Economics Philosophy, AB Economics Philosophy at Georgetown University
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