Dalton Kadar

Dalton Kadar has been working in the software development industry since 2012. Dalton began their career as the Head Repair Technician at NPR Cellphone & Computer Repair, where they trained and evaluated all in-store technicians, accepted customer electronics for in-store repairs, and requested information about software and hardware issues. In 2014, they began working as an Independent Contractor at Koulapps, LLC, where they assisted in various stages of the mobile software development life cycle and developed patches and hotfixes to mitigate software security risks. In 2016, Dalton worked as an Independent Contractor at both VR Innovations, LLC and Headtrip, LLC. At VR Innovations, LLC, they built on previous experience and helped conceptualize, design, develop, and deploy mobile applications using Android Studio. At Headtrip, LLC, they designed, developed, and deployed their mobile virtual reality demo application, developed update patches, modules, and components for VR apps, and identified QA test scenarios, estimated test effort, and created test plans. In 2017, Dalton joined Immertec as a Senior Software Developer and Junior Software Developer. In their roles, they conceptualized, designed, developed, and deployed Immersive Tech, Inc's proprietary mixed reality software mobile applications and libraries using the Unity platform, developed Android API and libraries using Android Studio and the Java language, and assisted in the development of technical documentation in various stages of the software development life cycle.

Dalton Kadar's education history includes attending James W. Mitchell High School from 2010-2011, where they earned a High School Diploma. Prior to that, they attended Anclote High School from 2009-2010, Clearwater High School in 2009, Randolph Union High School from 2008-2009, and Chelsea Public School from 2007-2008.