Scott G is a software engineer with 15 years of experience who blends clinical training from Dartmouth and Brown Medical Schools with hands-on engineering at Apple’s Health AI and Health Research teams. He has led product and technical work from startup cofounder to director-level roles, building healthcare-focused systems and mobile solutions that bridge clinician and patient needs. At Apple he contributes to health-focused AI initiatives, applying both medical domain insight and pragmatic engineering judgment. Scott is an active open-source contributor who improved developer tooling like XVim—fixing core UX issues and refactoring pasteboard behavior—illustrating attention to developer experience as well as clinical impact. Based in Seattle, he brings entrepreneurial grit, interdisciplinary thinking, and a habit of shipping thoughtful, user-centered improvements.
15 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
MD, Medicine, MD, Medicine at Brown Medical School
MD, Medicine, MD, Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School
Contributions summary:Scott primarily worked on enhancing the Xcode plugin for Vim keybindings. Their contributions include fixing cursor position issues after specific commands, refactoring the use of the pasteboard for yank and delete operations, and adding an option to control pasteboard usage. They also implemented support for the visual 'Y' command and addressed autoindent issues related to pasting in visual mode. These changes indicate an effort to improve core functionality and user experience within the plugin.
Contributions:27 commits, 1 push in 7 years 7 months
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