Daniel Messer

Daniel Messer has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Daniel started their career as a Software Engineer at Cray Research Inc., where they worked on implementing network protocols and improving the implementation of the NFS protocol. Daniel then joined UnitedHealth Group as a Software Engineer, where they focused on CORBA infrastructure implementation and security infrastructure design for distributed applications.

After that, they worked as a Software Engineer at EBF & Associates, where they developed proprietary tools for handling complex financial instruments in an intranet environment. Additionally, they pioneered a large-scale Web Service-based B2B environment to link to Morgan Stanley's portfolio management system.

Following their time at EBF & Associates, Daniel joined Sun Microsystems and SGI as a Senior Software Engineer. During their tenure, they worked on various software projects and contributed to the development of the companies' technologies.

Daniel later joined Sorin Group as a System Engineer and then became a Core Team Leader (Program Manager). In these roles, they managed projects, facilitated communication between cross-functional teams, and ensured the successful delivery of products.

Before their current role, Daniel worked at Tennant Company as a Sr. Principal System Engineer. Daniel led the technical strategy and roadmap for next-generation Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) and was responsible for various system architecture, implementation, and safety-related tasks.

In addition to their corporate experience, Daniel also founded Mirror Productions, where they served as a Founder, Producer, Director, and Writer.

Overall, Daniel Messer has a strong background in software engineering, system design, and project management across a range of industries.

Daniel Messer earned their Masters degree in Robotic from Pierre and Marie Curie University in 1990. Prior to that, they obtained another Masters degree in Computer Science from Paris-Sud University (Paris XI) from 1984 to 1989.