Scott Worland

Chief Technology Officer at Norm Ai

Overview

Scott Worland serves as Chief Technology Officer at Norm Ai [1], a position held since October 2025 [3]. Worland brings 12+ years of experience building ML/AI technology across academia, government, and industry, with current focus on the intersection of AI and law [2]. Prior to the CTO role, Worland served as Head of Engineering at Norm Ai from September 2023 to October 2025 [4]. Worland's background includes positions as Staff data science manager at Thyme Care [6], VP of data science and Director of data science at FreightWaves [7][8], Research Scientist at the U.S. Department of the Interior [10], and Postdoctoral Researcher at Cornell University [9]. Worland holds a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Vanderbilt University [11] and a Master of Science in Finite element methods from Vanderbilt University [12]. Worland also serves as Visiting Research Fellow in AI and Law at Emory University School of Law [5].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

I have 12+ years experience building ML/AI technology across academia, government, and industry. Currently focused on the intersection of AI and law.

Career history

  1. Chief Technology OfficerOct 2025 to presentNorm Ai
  2. Head of EngineeringSep 2023 to Oct 2025Norm Ai
  3. Visiting Research Fellow, AI and LawJan 2024 to presentEmory University School of Law
  4. Staff data science managerJan 2022 to Sep 2023Thyme Care
  5. VP of data scienceJun 2021 to Jan 2022FreightWaves
  6. Director of data scienceApr 2019 to May 2021FreightWaves
  7. Postdoctoral ResearcherJul 2018 to Jun 2019Cornell University
  8. Research ScientistApr 2014 to Apr 2019U.S. Department of the Interior

Education

  1. Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Civil and Environmental Engineering2014 - 2018Vanderbilt University
  2. Masters of science, Finite element methods2012 - 2014Vanderbilt University
  3. B.S. 4.0 GPA at Georgia College & State University2008 - 2012

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