Scott Dover

• Helped launch the React version of SAS Studio, refactored legacy functionality around query joins, and implemented undo/redo for SAS Studio Flows
• Implemented features from SAS legacy products (Data Integration Studio and Enterprise Guide) to assist in converting customers into SAS Studio users
• Lead core architectural refactors towards a framework-agnostic api to update SAS Studio Flows and Nodes, working closely with developers implementing Copilot functionality within Studio
• Collaborated with management and testing to ensure continued stability of the SAS Extension as new developers were onboarded

• Lead frontend development of the SAS Extension for VSCode, owning major user-facing features such as file system & sas content support, and library & table viewing/filtering
• Extended SAS Extension to work with legacy connection types, and designed connection-agnostic frontend patterns and adapter-based models to reduce coupling between the UI and service-specific implementations for files & tables
• Established the translation process for each release of the SAS Extension, and worked with translators to make sure things shipped on schedule
• Collaborated with leadership to establish best practices around documentation, code review, testing, and release of the SAS Extension
• Delivered a number of parity features for a rebuild of SAS Studio from a proprietary technology to React/Redux, including working across teams to support Query, a general purpose step used both in our graphical code builder and as as standalone component of SAS Studio

• Worked closely with the product team to prioritize and scope projects while facilitating daily standups and sprint planning
• Partnered with the China team to deliver a new way of issuing Fapiao (a Chinese payment receipt) that removed the need for a third-party vendor and reduced processing fees
• Mentored two direct reports and helped launch several projects, including digital editing and translation services

• Streamlined four different e-commerce purchase processes into a single, consistent system for the author services business line
• Created a retrospective tool for teams across the company to revisit their work, have more effective conversations, and drive continuous improvement
• Improved internal tooling and created a Pull Request bot to help fellow engineers review pull requests more promptly
• Helped consolidate our legacy tech stack over multiple years (two versions of a PHP framework, three templating engines, and several asset build systems) into a modern Dockerized API backend with a React/Redux front-end
• Worked with HR to update survey policy to eliminate gender-specific identifiers, and took on a growing role in DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) initiatives

Everwondr, the main product produced by Pursuit Of Happiness, is an events management platform used by several CVBs (Convention and Visitors Bureau) in North Carolina. During my tenure there, as the sole developer, I was responsible for creating and maintaining the entirety of the code base, as well as managing all sysadmin operations.

I was a full-stack developer at MadMonk, a consultancy, where I primarily focused on building websites and applications for non-profits in and around Greensboro, NC.