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Daniel Soffer has worked in various roles throughout their career. Daniel started their career in 2006 as a Software Support Consultant at PC Helps Support, LLC, where they provided support for software-related issues. In 2008, they joined Epicor Software as a Software Support Representative, assisting customers with their software needs.
In 2012, Daniel joined Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin, P.C. In their initial role as a Support Specialist, they provided troubleshooting and support for various software, including Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, and Windows. Daniel was also the primary contact for audio/visual file issues and electronic faxing.
In 2014, Daniel became an Application Specialist at the same company, where they handled several applications' support and document management tasks. Daniel conducted baseline testing for the deployment of new Windows and Office security patches.
In 2015, Daniel took on the role of a Mobile Device Administrator, managing the firm's BYOD environment, including the MaaS360 MDM platform. Daniel also assisted with device provision, cellular plan management, device purchases, and user troubleshooting. Additionally, they had minor responsibilities related to Microsoft Exchange mailbox management.
In their most recent position at Marshall Dennehey, Daniel worked as an Exchange Administrator, starting in December 2016. However, the end date for this role is not specified in the information provided.
From 1999 to 2004, Daniel Soffer attended Drexel University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Industry.
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Marshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin
Founded in 1962 and headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin is a leading civil defense litigation law firm that represents and advises insurers, self-insured businesses, and professionals in a wide range of professional liability, casualty, health law, employment, and workers' compensation matters.