Dan Duneborn

Dan Duneborn has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles. Starting in the year 2000, they worked as a Developer at Infonation AB until 2001. From 2001 to 2002, they worked as a Developer at Marotz Inc. In 2004, they joined Synaptic AB as a System Developer and stayed there until 2007. During this time, they worked on various projects as a system developer. Dan then moved to Construct IT in 2007, where they worked as a System Developer and handled product development and consulting. In 2008, they joined PocketMobile Communications AB and started as a System Developer before transitioning to the role of Product Owner in 2011. Dan was responsible for coordinating an agile development team and driving the continuous delivery of value. In 2015, they joined Pierce Group - Riders in Ecommerce as a Product Owner, where they were responsible for coordinating the agile development team and defining the product vision. Dan recently took up the role of Head of Product Experience, leading a team located in different cities. Dan'sresponsibilities include driving key initiatives and defining the product structure and processes related to the Product business area.

Dan Duneborn's education history includes the following:

- In 2003, they attended Upright for system integration studies.

- From 2002 to 2003, they studied system development at Precappa MX2.

- In 1999 to 2000, they pursued system development at Semcon.

Additionally, Dan Duneborn has obtained several certifications, including:

- Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) from Scrum Alliance in December 2020.

- Microsoft Certified Professional for developing and implementing Windows-based applications with MS Visual C# .NET and MS Visual Studio .NET in 2003.

- Microsoft Certified Professional for developing and implementing web applications with MS Visual C# .NET and MS Visual Studio .NET in 2003.

- Sun Certified Java Programmer: Java 2 Platform in 2000.

- Microsoft Certified Professional for designing and implementing databases with MS SQL Server 7.0 in 1999.