Summary
Scott Nottingham is a performance-focused engineer with 12+ years managing large-scale Linux and VMware infrastructures for trading and enterprise environments, currently optimizing systems at IMC Trading. He blends deep hands-on skills in low-latency architecture, automation (Python, advanced BASH, Docker, Puppet), and storage/SAN design with project and account management experience to deliver reliable, high-performance platforms. Scott has run and automated hundreds of RedHat servers, tuned trading stacks for minimal latency, and designed petabyte-scale storage and GPFS clusters at TransUnion. Known as a pragmatic problem-solver and team lead, he pairs rigorous operational documentation and testing discipline with a penchant for building tooling that streamlines full lifecycle operations. An uncommon strength is his long track record across both trading and enterprise storage domains, giving him a rare perspective on performance at scale.
12 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
B.S. EET, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technnology, B.S. EET, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technnology at Purdue University