Daniel Taran

Daniel Taran has a diverse range of work experience spanning over several decades. Daniel began their career as an Electrical Engineer at Kearfott Guidance & Navigation Corporation in 1984, where they focused on the development, test, and integration of circuit card assemblies for navigational systems. During this time, they also developed firmware for various microcontrollers using Assembly and C languages.

In 1997, Daniel transitioned to Pipeline Associates as a Senior Software Engineer, where they worked on embedded software development for printer applications. Daniel developed driver code in C for communication ports such as IEEE-1284, TCP/IP, Appletalk, and RS-232.

Daniel then moved to Electronics for Imaging in the same year, continuing their role as a Senior Software Engineer. Daniel contributed to the development of high-speed, high-quality print solutions and developed driver code in C for various communication ports.

Daniel later joined Agere Systems / Lucent Microelectronics in 2000 as a Software Engineer, focusing on the development of software drivers for communication products. Daniel played a role in the abstraction, development, and testing of software driver API's for three major product IC's.

In 2004, Daniel joined BAE Systems as a Principal Systems Engineer, where they worked on the development, integration, and testing of communication systems for the US Military. Daniel successfully performed systems integration and test of circuit card assemblies and software for the US Navy's CDL Hawklink high-speed digital data link radio set.

Most recently, Daniel joined Universal Technical Resource Services, Inc. in 2009 as a Systems Diagnostics Engineer. Additional details about their roles or duration in this position were not provided.

Overall, Daniel Taran's work experience showcases their expertise in systems engineering, software development, firmware development, and communication systems integration.

Daniel Taran pursued their Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from Fairleigh Dickinson University. No specific time frame is provided for their education at this institution.