Scott Carleton

Founder at Dewey Labs

Overview

Scott Carleton is the founder of Dewey Labs [1][3]. Carleton holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University [11]. Carleton's professional background includes founding Extra Yarn since 2014 [4] and serving as NYC Site Lead at Asana from May 2018 to January 2022 [5]. Previously, Carleton held the position of VP Technology at Andela from May 2016 to December 2017 [6] and co-founded Artsicle as CTO from 2010 to June 2017 [7]. Carleton also served as Engineering Lead at Teachers Pay Teachers from 2014 to 2016 [8], co-founded Breakout Developments LLC as CEO from 2009 to 2010 [9], and worked as a Nuclear Engineer at Westinghouse Electric Company from 2008 to 2010 [10].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

Scott Carleton has a passion for improving the world iteratively by increasing abundance for others to create with. He is currently the Site Lead of Asana’s NYC office, dedicated to enabling all teams to collaborate effortlessly. Previously, Scott was the VP of Technology at Andela, empowering engineering talent across Africa. Scott co-founded Artsicle as CTO, building a global community of visual artists now featuring over 6000 creators in 100 countries. His work on Artsicle's discovery engine, which was able to create a personalized experience for passive users, earned NYER's "Best Use of Te…

Career history

  1. Founder2023 to presentDewey Labs
  2. Founder2014 to presentExtra Yarn
  3. NYC Site LeadMay 2018 to Jan 2022Asana
  4. VP TechnologyMay 2016 to Dec 2017Andela
  5. Founder // CTO2010 to Jun 2017Artsicle
  6. Engineering Lead2014 to 2016Teachers Pay Teachers
  7. Co-founder, CEO2009 to 2010Breakout Developments LLC
  8. Nuclear Engineer2008 to 2010Westinghouse Electric Company

Education

  1. Bachelor of Science, Mechanical EngineeringCarnegie Mellon University

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