Genealogist, Genealogical Lecturer, Retired Software Engineering Consultant, Artificial Intelligence Developer, Science Fiction Writer, Astrophysics Enthusiast, Nerd, Geek

I am a retired software engineer with a diverse career spanning the medical field, computer graphics algorithms, and consulting in configuration management, with a particular focus on creating reliable software. My professional journey took me from my hometown in Arkansas to Indiana, Oregon, North Carolina, New York City, and back to Arkansas for retirement. I have worked with many organizations, including the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Tektronix, Data General, IBM, MySQL, and Bloomberg, LP.

Early in my career, I developed a passion for teaching, which led to a significant focus on technical training throughout my professional life. One of my publicly available lectures is titled “Writing Testable Code.” In retirement, I dedicate most of my time to genealogy, serving as the current president of the Arkansas Genealogical Society, and developing free and open-source software, particularly for genealogical purposes. Additionally, I lecture on genealogy and technology topics, study artificial intelligence, keep up with the latest advancements in physics, especially astrophysics, and write science fiction.

Scott E. Lee
President, Arkansas Genealogical Society
Delegate, National Genealogical Society
Member, Association of Professional Genealogists
Member, Genealogical Speakers Guild