Daniel Laguna

Daniel Laguna has a diverse work experience in the field of software development and technology. Daniel started their career in 2000 as a Java Developer at Inter@merica S.A., where they worked on web-environment information systems. Daniel later joined HDE Group as a Software Engineer, focusing on developing web-based systems using J2EE technologies. In 2003, they moved to Lidersoft Internacional S.A. as a Java Developer, working on software engineering projects, particularly in the areas of e-banking and security.

In 2005, Daniel joined Hightrib Investments LTDA SA (Costa Rica Development Center) as a Team Lead in Software Engineering, where they led a team of developers and worked on various projects until 2009. Following this, they joined Fiserv as a Team Lead in Software Engineering, overseeing software engineering processes and managing a team.

In 2010, Daniel joined Zeptoo, LLC as a Developer Manager and Senior Developer, responsible for leading the development team and contributing as a senior developer. Daniel worked in this role until 2017 when they joined dotCMS as a Java Developer. During their time at dotCMS, they focused on Java development projects.

In 2017, Daniel joined NearLinx as the Director of Software Development. In this role, they held multiple responsibilities including Development Manager, Team Lead, Senior Developer, and Team Career Adviser & Coaching expert. Daniel continued working in this position until the provided data ends.

In 2018, Daniel moved to Costa Rica Software Services, where they served as the Director of Technology. Unfortunately, the exact duration of their tenure at this company is not provided.

Overall, Daniel Laguna has accumulated valuable experience in software development, team leadership, and technology management throughout their career.

Daniel Laguna holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Universidad Latina de Costa Rica, which they completed from 1998 to 2002. Daniel also obtained a Master's degree in Systems Informatics from the Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica (ITCR) during the same period. Prior to that, they completed their high school education and obtained a Bachelor's degree from Colegio Humboldt between 1992 and 1997.