Daniel Papajohn

Daniel Papajohn has a diverse range of work experience. Daniel began their career as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the University of Arizona, where they focused on building workstations and controllers for lab equipment in the Radiology Department. Their next position was as an Undergraduate Lab Assistant at the same university.

After that, Daniel joined Microsoft as a Software Development Engineer Intern, where they worked on Windows Update and Windows Store. Daniel also created an internal ASP.NET MVC web application for retrieving update information.

Daniel then worked as a Software Developer Intern at Tucson Electric Power, where they collaborated with the software team on data migration and wrote PL-SQL queries to standardize data.

Daniel then joined Ephibian, Inc. as a Software Engineer, where they collaborated on building and maintaining database-backed web applications using various technologies.

Daniel then worked as a Software Engineer Contractor at Ventana Medical Systems, followed by a role as a Software Development Engineer I at Amazon. At Amazon, they worked on projects related to a high-traffic web service and verified profiles.

Daniel then joined Tabula Rasa HealthCare, where they had multiple roles including Software Engineer II, Senior Software Engineer, and Staff Software Engineer. In these positions, they worked on improving engineering standards, designing and implementing new features, and operating in a highly regulated environment.

Most recently, Daniel joined Cureatr as a Team Lead Engineer. Daniel is currently working on the transition and integration of the RxCompanion product into Cureatr.

Overall, Daniel Papajohn has gained extensive experience in software engineering and development, with a focus on working with complex systems and delivering functionality.

Daniel Papajohn attended the University of Arizona from 2010 to 2015, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering. In 2013-2014, they also studied at National Taiwan University, although their degree and field of study at this institution are not specified.