California Science and Technology University
Daniel Chan is a Product and Project Manager with a Master's degree in Artificial Intelligence and a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Currently a Master's candidate at California Science and Technology University, Daniel is focused on enterprise digital transformation through data science technologies. Previously, Daniel held various management roles at notable companies including Cisco, where responsibilities included developing IoT education and certification curricula, and Syniverse, managing next-generation messaging services. Daniel's experience also spans product management and consultancy roles at CloudQuest Technologies, U4EA Technologies, Avistar Communications, and Smith Micro Software, contributing to innovations in cloud services, VoIP, and mobile device management. Daniel holds a certification in Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analysis.
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California Science and Technology University
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