Summary
Scott Cazan is a creative software engineer and media artist with 13 years of experience building interactive web, audio, and physical-computing projects for clients such as BMW, Google, NASA and Intel-funded academic work. He blends high-performance JavaScript and systems-level languages (C/C++, Python) with sound synthesis tools like SuperCollider and Max/MSP to produce installations, VR/AR, hardware-driven experiences and production-grade web apps. Equally comfortable as an independent contractor, lecturer, and product engineer, he co-founded VenueCMS and has contributed to product teams at GitBook and teenage engineering. Based in Stockholm, he maintains an active portfolio and GitHub showing eclectic experimental code alongside practical production work, reflecting a practice that bridges art, research, and commercial engineering.
13 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Masters of Fine Arts, Music, Masters of Fine Arts, Music at California Institute of the Arts
Bachelor of Science, Music Composition, Bachelor of Science, Music Composition at UCSB