Decades of technical training experience

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In the 1980s, Scott Lee led the international technical training program at the Fortune 500 firm Tektronix, training new hires from around the world on computer graphics hardware, peripherals, and all supporting software packages. Later, he launched a career as a software engineering consultant, where he continued to deliver in-depth training to Fortune 500 clients. These experiences sharpened his ability to make complex technologies clear and approachable, a hallmark of his Genealogy Tech Talks today. One of the lectures from his consulting days, Writing Testable Code (presented at The Perl Conference 2018 in Salt Lake City), is available on YouTube.

Not just a user, but a creator of technology: wrote several sections of the GEDCOM 5.5 standard used by virtually all genealogy software; wrote the code that powers date and calendar functions in three-quarters of all websites worldwide.

The identity of the mother can be well-documented, but without DNA evidence, the identity of the father is hearsay.
— Scott Lee