Daniel Shwartzberg

Daniel Shwartzberg has a diverse work experience spanning across various companies and roles. Daniel started their career at Ford Motor Company in 1992, where they held multiple engineering roles, including design engineer and production engineer. From 1998 to 1999, they worked at Comverse as a Product Leader, responsible for introducing new telecom products into production. In 1999, they joined Mindspeed Technologies as a VLSI Engineer, where they developed telecom infrastructure devices.

In 2005, they moved to Transwitch Israel, where they held two roles. Initially, they served as an IP Professional Services Manager, managing various Ethernet, HDMI, and DisplayPort PHY mixed-signal IP cores. Daniel then became Director of Marketing in the High-Speed Interface business unit, responsible for business development and marketing activities.

In 2014, Daniel joined Valens as a Product Manager and was responsible for the first and second generation of Valens HDBaseT IC solutions. Daniel later transitioned to the role of Technical Marketing Manager, driving technical marketing activities and performing competitive analyses. In 2019, they became the Director of Business Development and System Solutions, managing the technical domain in engagements with automotive partners and customers.

In 2017, Daniel simultaneously served as the Head of Technical Education & Training at HDBaseT Alliance, where they were responsible for eco-system development activities and educational sessions to promote HDBaseT technology.

Overall, Daniel Shwartzberg has extensive experience in product management, marketing, technical education, and business development, with a focus on the automotive industry and high-speed interfaces.

Daniel Shwartzberg completed their Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Hertfordshire from 1989 to 1993. Daniel then pursued a Master of Engineering (MEng) degree from the same university from 1993 to 1994. The field of study for both degrees is not specified in the provided information.