Scott Mitchell Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, GB

Darmstadt, Hessen, DE

I lead a UK-based team of software engineers and architects with a mission to accelerate the execution of Software AG's Internet of Things strategy. We work alongside the teams developing the Cumulocity core product and we have a particular focus on enhancing the performance, scalability and overall quality of the Cumulocity IoT platform.This is a new team.

Darmstadt, Hessen, DE

Following a reorganisation of the Software AG IoT Analytics team to increase management focus in key product areas, I was responsible for the development and delivery of Universal Messaging, the messaging foundation for Software AG's Digital Business Platform.I managed a globally distributed team of software engineers, architects and managers who developed.

Darmstadt, Hessen, DE

In this role I was responsible for the development and delivery of the Apama Complex Event Processing (CEP) platform, Apama Capital Markets Foundation and Universal Messaging products, all parts of Software AG's IoT Analytics business line.I managed a team of software engineers, architects and managers across eight locations in six countries. While my.

Darmstadt, Hessen, DE

The Apama business was acquired from Progress Software by Software AG in July 2013. I transferred to Software AG as part of this acquisition.In this role I was responsible for the development and delivery of the Apama Complex Event Processing platform and the Apama Capital Markets Foundation, acting as an Agile Product Owner and managing the geographically.

Burlington, Massachusetts, US

I was responsible for the development and delivery of the Apama Capital Markets product set. I occupied the Scrum Product Owner role, and also directly and indirectly managed the geographically distributed engineering teams that consistently delivered several releases of these products each year. This role required close collaboration with many other.

Burlington, Massachusetts, US

In this role I was primarily responsible for hiring, training, mentoring and managing a new team to take on development of the Apama Capital Markets Foundation (CMF) product. The CMF began as a collection of patterns and best practices implemented in professional services projects, that were brought under engineering ownership and re-implemented as an.

Burlington, Massachusetts, US

I had technical leadership of a small team formed to develop Apama's growing catalogue of Capital Markets Adapters, and began the process of transforming these from field deliverables to supported products. The team was initially drawn from the existing Apama engineering team in Cambridge, but later grew to include consultants and contractors based in.

Burlington, Massachusetts, US

Following the acquisition of Apama by Progress Software, I continued working on the development of the Apama CEP platform, most notably on a patented continuous availability architecture for the core event processing engine.I maintained my involvement in other aspects of the Apama business, working with the field teams and directly with customers on.

I built and maintained the xe(4) Ethernet driver and made various other contributions to the FreeBSD open-source operating system project.

Cambridge, GB

I joined Apama when it was a small but rapidly expanding early-stage startup. My main responsibility was as a member of the engineering team developing the Apama "correlator" event processing engine and its associated APIs and tools.While in this role I led the design and implementation of the Apama Integration Adapter Framework (IAF) and correlator.

Cambridge, England, GB

After completing my Ph.D research at the University of London, I worked on the QoS DREAM project in the Laboratory for Communications Engineering, University of Cambridge. This project investigated the integration of multimedia frameworks with event-based notifications, leading to the development of a location-sensitive, quality-of-service aware multimedia.

Hamilton, Waikato, NZ

Concurrently with my MCMS degree at Waikato, I worked on the WEKA project in the Computer Science department's Machine Learning research group. The aims of WEKA were to explore the application of machine learning and data mining techniques in agricultural and other primary industrial domains, and to develop a machine learning "toolkit" allowing these.

Ph.D., Computer Science

Mcms, Computer Science

Bcms, Computer Science