Harry Tupas Taningco Jr.

Harry Tupas Taningco Jr. has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles. Harry most recently worked at Daugherty Business Solutions as a Senior Principal Technical Architect and Software Architecture & Engineering Line of Service Lead for the NY Region. Prior to that, they worked at DGA Security as a Senior Software Development Engineer. Before that, Harry was the Sole Proprietor of Reciprocal Teknologies LLC, where they worked as a Senior Software Engineer/Architect, providing technology solutions to various industries. Harry also served as the CIO of AllCelebTalk.com, was the Founder of Bliipd (startup), and worked as a Senior Software Engineer-Architect at Skiff, LLC. Other notable companies that Harry has worked for include ContextWeb, Zagat Survey LLC, and Reliant Pharmaceuticals. Throughout their career, Harry has excelled in software development, architecture, and engineering roles.

Harry Tupas Taningco Jr. has a diverse education history. Harry obtained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a minor in Philosophy from Stevens Institute of Technology, completing their studies from 1994 to 1999. Harry also holds a High School Diploma from Freehold Township High School, which they received in 1994. Additionally, they attended St. John Vianney High School for College Preparatory studies in 1990-1991. Harry has pursued further education in various fields, including Data Science and Analytics with a focus on Machine Learning from edX in 2016-2017. Harry also participated in a program offered by Advanced Education NYC in 2016. Recently, in 2021, they completed several online certifications through Wharton Online, specializing in areas such as Managing the Global Firm, Strategic Management, Leadership in the 21st Century, and Managing and Motivating Talent. In addition to their formal education, Harry obtained certifications in Developing ASP.NET MVC Web Applications from Brainbench, and ICAgile ICP - Fundamentals, as well as a certification in Microsoft .NET Fundamentals, also from Brainbench.