Daryl Day

Daryl Day has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Daryl currently holds the position of Director of IoT at 4FRONT Engineered Solutions, where they are responsible for leading the development of a connection strategy for the product line. Prior to this, Daryl worked as an IoT Product Manager at the same company, where they focused on developing scalable products and generating new revenue opportunities.

Before joining 4FRONT Engineered Solutions, Daryl served as a Controls Engineer Manager and Product Development Manager, where they managed the design of next-generation control panels for dock products and implemented enhancements to product offerings. Daryl also worked as a Controls Engineer at the same company, supporting product engineering processes and developing custom PCB controllers.

In addition, Daryl has experience working as a Controls Engineer at Minster Machine Company, where they engineered motion control applications for high-speed press in-feeds and roll feeds. Daryl also designed new all-in-one piece de-coilers and straighteners and developed motion control applications using different platforms.

Prior to that, Daryl worked as an Engineering Manager at Tresu Royse, where they managed a team of engineers and successfully developed a new line of coating equipment for the printing industry. At Tresu Royse, they also introduced new features to enhance products and improve operational efficiencies.

Daryl began their career as an Engineer at Burns Controls Company, where they gained foundational experience in engineering.

Overall, Daryl Day has a strong background in controls engineering, product development, and IoT. Daryl has demonstrated leadership capabilities and a track record of developing innovative solutions to meet business requirements.

Daryl Day began their education at The University of Texas at Austin in 1990, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering in 1992. Later, they pursued a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Physics at Texas State University, but the start and end years for this period are not mentioned.