Nathan Claburn

Nathan Claburn has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Nathan started their career in 1998 as a Field Service Technician at Metal Research Inc., where they provided field engineering support to Chrysler plants across North America and Mexico. Nathan trained Chrysler electricians on installing, repairing, and maintaining the Huntsville Electronics SBEC/JTEC Flash system. Nathan also provided software support to software engineers developing the flash system.

In 2000, Nathan joined L-3 Communications as a Software Engineer. Here, they co-designed and developed a multi-threaded communication subsystem using C++. Nathan also developed proof of principle applications and simulations using C++ and MFC, which processed large amounts of network data from various protocols.

In 2004, Nathan joined Applied Data Trends, Inc. as an Information Integration Applications - Senior Software Developer. Nathan led a team of 15 developers and system engineers, integrating legacy C++ capabilities into a managed C# environment. Nathan was responsible for budget, hours, design, and personnel assignments. Additionally, they served as a Senior Developer and mentor on a team of 40.

In 2010, Nathan moved to Torch Technologies, Inc. as a Principal Analyst. Nathan was part of a software team that gathered analytical requirements and implemented software solutions to handle large datasets. Nathan used C#, Ruby, and Python to develop algorithmic capabilities that reduced datasets into human manageable formats. Nathan also provided the capability to export data to Excel.

Since 2011, Nathan has been working at 1st Edge LLC as a Vice President, leading efforts to apply Artificial Intelligence techniques to Department of Defense (DoD) business processes. Nathan streamlined workflows for subject matter experts, allowing them to focus more on problem-solving rather than outdated workflows.

Nathan Claburn obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from The University of Alabama in Huntsville, where they attended from 1996 to 2003. The provided information does not include details about any further education they may have pursued. Additionally, it mentions that they have a connection to Guntersville, but does not specify whether it is related to their education.