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Scott Lundgren reposted thisScott Lundgren reposted thisSenior UX designers, if you are looking for a new gig in University area, I know of a fantastic opportunity win financial that is not a bank. DM me for details.
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Scott Lundgren reposted thisScott Lundgren reposted thisFor those currently looking for a new opportunity—whether you're ready for a change or facing a difficult transition—I’m happy to share that we are hiring for several positions at EvolutionIQ. Please reach out if you'd like to learn more about our team or the roles available. My DMs are always open. Linky Below 👇 https://lnkd.in/e5fKVXwt
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Scott Lundgren reposted thisScott Lundgren reposted thisFor my software engineering friends: I have an inside track on an opportunity with an early-stage AI FinTech company based in Charlotte, NC that has an immediate need for a strong senior engineer with experience in AI-assisted development. If interested, DM me, and we can chat about it.
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Scott Lundgren reposted thisScott Lundgren reposted thisFYI, JUNIOR SOFTWARE ENG/ DEVELOPER FRIENDS, Duke is hiring a Level 1 developer. Come work with me!! https://lnkd.in/gzb9mjK9
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Scott Lundgren reposted thisScott Lundgren reposted thisWe're looking for a UX Researcher to join our Digital Learning Innovation group. You'll conduct user research across our four mission areas (instructional tools, faculty digital fluency, accessible technologies/UDL, and course and program design), evaluate teaching and learning technologies, and apply service design methods to improve what we offer. The role involves leading research initiatives from start to finish, creating UX artifacts like personas and journey maps, partnering with teams on evaluations, and translating findings into actionable recommendations. You'll work directly with faculty, students, and staff to understand their needs and help shape decisions about our digital learning ecosystem. Quick details: Hybrid position based in Blacksburg, $70-85K, requires bachelor's degree and solid experience in qualitative research methods, user research, and stakeholder engagement. Master's degree and higher ed/edtech experience are a plus. This is a chance to help faculty succeed through better tools and services while working with a great team that's passionate about innovation in educational technology.
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Scott Lundgren shared thiswhat does fashion have to do with software devlopment & platform engineering? 💃 Fashion is expression, finding product/market fit thru fast development cycles ♻️ This fundraiser celebrates the reuse of the vinyl from billboards showcasing artists into couture clothing as a wise technical leader would balances features & tech debt 🎭 Culture builds a winning team that ships 🎟️ Buy a ticket, come get inspired, tell me what innovations have come from your cross domain thinkingScott Lundgren shared this🎨 A R T P O P 💥 👩🎨🪡 It's a handmade couture bustier. It's a recycled billboard. It's both! Art but make it fashion. Fashion but make it art! Introducing ArtPop Street Gallery, and for those of you who don't already know, Charlotte's foremost art forward fashion event of the year is less than two weeks away! 🎟️👘 Head over to ArtPop Street Gallery and get your tickets now to the 5th Annual ArtPop Upcycled Fashion Show & Fundraiser Saturday, September 6th, 2025 at Blume Studios for an extraordinary evening where art, sustainability, and high fashion converge! Be sure to don your very best, because I'll be waiting for you on the vinyl carpet! 📸 Rico Marcelo 👚 Bow Top Sarah Grace Simas 🖼️ Billboard Melissa Crosson-Skoyles
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Scott Lundgren reposted thisScott Lundgren reposted thisIf you’re an Instructional Designer that’s passionate about enhancing teaching and learning experiences, we encourage you to explore the link below. The contractor should be available for occasional remote, & possibly in person, meetings during the project. We hope you’ll join Misty Skiles, M.Ed in LDT and MAT, Maria Catalina Ramírez and me at #StudentSuccessPl. https://lnkd.in/enJYDw-E #InstructionalDesign #LifeLongLearning #HigherEducation #StudentSuccess
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Scott Lundgren reposted thisScott Lundgren reposted thisLast summer I took a career break. Focusing on myself and loved ones restored my sense of optimism and serenity. Now I'm ready to get back to work. I'm looking to join a company making things that matter for people who value them. Over 25 years I’ve done everything from CSS to DNS. I've been a founder, an exec, led teams at Google and Shopify, and grown startups. I’ve been fortunate to build products that touched millions of lives. For my first decade, I worked in network ops and streaming at AOL and as an early SRE at Google. Supporting the world's busiest websites honed my tech chops and ability to build at scale. It was super exciting, but I found myself wanting an impact closer to customers. In 2018, I joined Daniel Burka to co-found Simple.org, an open source app to prevent heart disease. Our app is used by thousands of nurses every day, supporting over 5 million patients in India, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka. It’s the work I’m most proud of. Most recently I served as VP of Eng at Binti, a startup improving child welfare, and led the Shipping team at Shopify. As a senior lead and exec, I helped our teams understand each other's needs, learn from customers, and make pragmatic decisions that met business goals. So what am I looking for? I’m looking for outcomes. I want to help teams with strategy, planning, and technical expertise. I want to help engineers become their best selves and learn from them as well. I want to ship code that’s simple, flexible, and delivers timely value. At some companies, that role may be VP or Director. At others, those outcomes may require a Principal or Senior Staff engineer. I'm also open to product management roles, or as an advisor to VC portfolio companies. I want to find a place where I can make an impact. We're a good fit if you're looking for someone who can make decisions quickly, get in the details when needed, and trust to hit the milestones that matter for your customers. You're not afraid to iterate quickly, and you're open to new ideas. Read more about what I value: https://lnkd.in/g9VHcqAg I'm an extrovert who values cultivating relationships, building what's important, and changing as we learn. I'm looking to join a company with a positive outlook, solid foundations, and appreciation for its workers. Learn more about working with me: https://lnkd.in/guhV4Vez Thanks for reading! I appreciate anyone who shares this for reach. I really look forward to finding ways to work together.
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I would be curious of hearing your thought process. Primarily the build vs buy tradeoffs & how you’ve budgeted for maintenance going forward
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Scott Lundgren liked thisScott Lundgren liked thisFriends don't let friends automate critical workflows alone Yesterday, we discussed your new role of engaging stakeholders BEFORE your solo vibe coding or agent-building effort to automate a company process. Today, the silent part gets said aloud: why engage when you can recruit? Should your solo effort be solo? The solo effort is tempting. We all want to be THE person at the company who permanently fixes that thing. "Permanently" is the word that throws a wrench into your plan. Because there will always be 10 voices asking, "What if it also did _____?" Updates will always come. Internal processes change. Vendors ship new features. Files move. Access gets revoked. Ownership changes. Before long, your dream of victory parades and finally having time to focus on the parts of your job you actually enjoy has been replaced by refactoring and internal customer support. So instead of thinking like a lone builder, think like you're launching a temporary mission. You're not the Lone Ranger. You're forming the Magnificent 7 for one mission. State the problem. Give it a name. Write a one-page charter. Define the outcome. Recruit the people who will own the problem with you. Time-box the work. Demo the results. Then decide whether it deserves to become a product, a supported workflow, or simply a lesson learned. I can't professionally advise you to call "Not it!" when it comes to owning internal customer support, but if you've ever become the accidental lifetime owner of a "quick automation," you know exactly why we're trying to avoid that outcome. #GenerativeAI #EnterpriseAI #DigitalTransformation #Leadership #ChangeManagement #PeopleInAI #AIAgents #DesignSprint #Hackathon #Recruit #SoloEffort
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Scott Lundgren liked thisScott Lundgren liked thisLast week, I began working with the team at CivicReach to help governments and nonprofits expand access to services by reducing communication bottlenecks. In 2008, I worked the phones for 411. Yeah, that 411. I'd log in after my day job and clock 400+ calls a shift. We were incentivized if we could keep calls under 28 seconds. Meaningful nevertheless, whether it was restaurants, dentist offices, or the local non-emergency department, it felt good to connect callers to the right number. I gamified the work, watching the queue shrink in numbers. Eventually, smartphones replaced all of what we did. I don't miss taking 400 calls a night (AT ALL 😂), but I do miss the feeling of helping someone find what they needed. That's what drew me to CivicReach. New technology will always come with understandable skepticism, as it should. While this tech may be new, the mission however isn't: helping people find what they need.
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Scott Lundgren reacted on thisScott Lundgren reacted on thisPlease join us in welcoming Vice President of Information & Cyber Security, David Matusiak! With more than 25 years of experience in IT and cybersecurity, David brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong leadership perspective to our team. Welcome to the team!
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Scott Lundgren liked thisScott Lundgren liked thisWinamp 0.1-2.x was discussed over efnet IRC and distributed from the red circle in this photo, visible from the hotel tonight as I came home to visit family back in Iowa. Went downstairs and got wings in your honor, Jay Devers
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Scott Lundgren liked thisScott Lundgren liked thisGo do what you love. Last night, Sarah and I took a quick trip to Nashville to see a great show. At our hotel rooftop bar, we met Rick, who loves airplanes. More specifically, he loves taking pictures of airplanes. Yesterday, Rick drove the two hours from Jackson, Tennessee to Nashville for one reason: to watch the British Airways flight from London land and take pictures. It’s a 787 Dreamliner. It’s huge. Rick calls it “The Big Boy”. He was so happy that I found myself taking pictures of him while he was taking pictures of the airplane. Here’s to my man Rick. Go do what you love
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Scott Lundgren reacted on thisScott Lundgren reacted on this“I used to follow your writing but then you stopped. What happened?” Yesterday, I was at a great thing in Charlotte put on by my pals Dan Roselli, Juan Garzón and Laura Smailes. I met a guy I didn't know, and he said, "Oh, I know you from LinkedIn. I like your writing. It’s interesting." That felt good. But then he asked, "Why did you stop? I've noticed you haven't been posting." Interesting question. Late last year, I had an unexpected and surprisingly impactful encounter with some issues from my own past. Nothing terrible. Nothing dramatic in any practical sense. But it brought to light some things that had bothered me, on and off, for most of my life. When those issues resurfaced, external writing just stopped. I could still consult. My clients didn't know anything was different. I was still organizing tennis. Teaching with Rob. Still showing up at events. Still doing all the external things I normally do. But the desire to write disappeared. Recently, with the help of a friend, I've made real progress addressing many of the things that were bothering me. And for the first time in a while, it feels like the tap can be opened again. So, hate to tell you this, everybody, but I'm going to start writing again.
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Scott Lundgren reacted on thisScott Lundgren reacted on thisExcited to share a proud husband moment! My wife, Kate Daly, recently launched her professional IMDb page: Kate Daly on IMDb https://lnkd.in/grf9csw7 One of her recent projects was working as an on-set photographer for Segal: Segal (Documentary) on IMDb Segal tells the story of legendary entertainer George Segal, tracing his journey from a shy kid on Long Island to becoming one of Hollywood's most sought-after leading men during some of the industry's most prolific decades. The documentary has already made the rounds at film festivals and picked up multiple awards along the way, including Best Documentary at the Phoenix Film Festival and Best Documentary Feature at several independent film festivals. If you haven't had a chance to see it yet, Segal is expected to be available to rent or purchase on major streaming platforms this July. Congratulations, Kate! Looking forward to seeing what project comes next.
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Vanderbilt University
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Activities and Societies: Association for Computing Machinery, Stress and Strain (Engineering Newsletter)
Minor: Management of Technology
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