Daniel Pohl

Daniel Pohl has a strong background in product management and leadership roles. Daniel started their career at Wandrian, Inc. where they served as the VP of Development, playing a crucial role in the company's growth and revenue increase. Daniel also founded and owned RailSaver, a rail travel optimization tool.

Later on, Pohl worked at InDorse Technologies as the CTO and VP of Engineering, where they launched scalable software applications and established sales channels. Daniel was awarded a significant research and development grant during their tenure.

Pohl then joined Railkey Technology, LLC as the Chief Product Officer, where they oversaw the redesign of Italiarail.com and introduced mobile-responsive user experience and AWS cloud architecture.

At QL2 Software, Pohl served as the Head of Product and led the team that developed QL2 Fare Explorer, a big data analytics product used by 81 airlines. Daniel also contributed to the creation of QL2 Radar, an e-commerce integration with Google Analytics.

Most recently, Pohl joined Logicworks as the Vice President of Product Management. In this role, they took responsibility for various Logicworks-developed products and led the technical product management team. Daniel was also involved in the company's chess team and participated in competitions.

Overall, Daniel Pohl has demonstrated expertise in product management, leadership, and technical skills throughout their career.

Daniel Pohl has a Masters of Science in Management from the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Daniel also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems from The College of New Jersey. Additionally, they have obtained certifications such as AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate from Amazon Web Services in March 2017 and Microsoft Certified Azure Administrator Associate from Microsoft in May 2019. Daniel is also a CloudHealth Platform Administrator - Associate, certified by CloudHealth Technologies, Inc. The specific month and year of obtaining this certification are not provided.