Daniel Bruckner

Daniel Bruckner has a diverse work experience in the financial industry. Daniel began their career as a Mathematics Tutor and Supplementary Instruction Leader at the University of St. Francis in 2010, where they provided tutoring services and led supplementary instruction sections for lower-level math classes. From 2012 to 2012, they worked as a Teaching Assistant at Northern Illinois University.

In 2013, Daniel joined Hometown National Bank as a Commercial Underwriting Specialist, where they were responsible for underwriting commercial loans and creating and analyzing board reports. Daniel also initiated and developed new underwriting templates and loan presentation outlines.

Moving on, Daniel worked at BOK Financial from 2015 to 2019, holding the positions of Credit Specialist II and Credit Products Underwriter. During their time there, they gained experience in credit analysis and underwriting.

In 2019, Daniel joined First Midwest Bank as an Underwriter II, continuing to utilize their underwriting skills.

Most recently, in 2021, Daniel started working at Busey as a Corporate Insights and Information Analyst II.

Daniel Bruckner has a diverse education history that spans from 2012 to 2021. In 2012, they attended Northern Illinois University and studied Mechanical Engineering for a year. In 2017, they embarked on their data science journey by enrolling in edX to explore the field of Data Science. That same year, they also studied Data Science at CodeCademy.

In 2018, Daniel pursued a more formal education in Data Science by enrolling in Colorado State University Global to earn an Undergraduate Certificate in Data Management and Analytics. Concurrently, they also studied Data Science and Statistics in R at DataCamp.

Finally, in 2019, Daniel completed their Undergraduate Certificate at Colorado State University Global. Without any information regarding their current education, it can be assumed that they may be working in the field of Data Science or utilizing their skills in an industry that requires data analysis and management.