Daniel S.

Customer Success Manager at Trackingplan (YC W22)
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Santander, Cantabria, Spain, ES
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  • Spanish Native or bilingual proficiency
  • English Full professional proficiency
  • Japanese Full professional proficiency
  • French Limited working proficiency
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Shinya Honda

He worked as Ph.D student in the Embedded and Real-Time Systems Laboratory at Nagoya Univ. His research topic is realtime hyper-visor for embedded system. He has real knowledge and deep insight of embedded systems. He is creative, curious, hardworking.

Ignacio Robles Urquijo

Daniel is a very knowledgeable engineer and researcher, he is very well prepared and applies passion to his work. He has worked throughout the FRESCOR project with great success and enabling important achievements. I know Daniel as a very enthusiastic and committed researcher, always coming up with bright ideas and solutions to the problems encountered. Bright, very well organized, he does what he says he will do, managing his time in a very efficient manner, and showing great reliability and flexibility, talents that are much appreciated in todays projects. I wish him the best in his future carrier.

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Credentials

  • edX Verified Certificate for Cell Biology: Mitochondria
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  • edX Verified Certificate for Making Biologic Medicines for Patients: The Principles of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
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  • edX Verified Certificate for Molecular Biology: DNA Replication and Repair
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  • edX Verified Certificate for Molecular Biology: Transcription and Transposition
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  • edX Verified Certificate for Principles of Synthetic Biology
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Experience

  • Trackingplan (YC W22)
    • United States
    • Embedded Software Products
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Customer Success Manager
      • May 2023 - Present

      In this new role, my focus is on ensuring that customers are satisfied with our product. I am in continuous interaction with customers, with our product team, and our account engineers, to make sure that we don't lose sight of our customer needs.

    • Back End Developer
      • Oct 2022 - Apr 2023

      During this role in Trackingplan I worked on developing and maintaining features mainly on the server-side:- Features for serverless data ingest pipelines processing millions of parallel requests per day.- Features for the Trackingplan dashboard's backend API endpoints.- Database design and implementation of queries (nosql and sql)Apart from the server-side I also worked in other areas:- Features for the frontend where I used React and Typescript- Command line tools interacting with AWS and ClickHouse- A lot of testing with pytest and github actions- Client support Show less

  • Toshiba Corporation
    • Japan
    • Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Tech lead and expert Linux embedded software engineer
      • Apr 2020 - Dec 2021

      During this phase, I led the development of a new modern embedded Linux distribution for Toshiba. That included creating the metadata recipes to customize the OS; preparing all the cloud services to build, test and register customized OS images; reviewing code from developers from Japan, India and Vietnam; and writing all the documentation. I also led the CIP core and software updates working group.

    • Senior Linux embedded software engineer
      • Apr 2013 - Mar 2020

      I developed, researched and customized Linux operating systems for tens of embedded boards and high-performance computers used in highly critical civil infrastructure systems. This role involved numerous skills such as kernel driver development, FPGA debugging, OS customization (Debos, Yocto, Debian, ISAR), programming languages (mainly C, Python, and Shell scripts), build containers from scratch (LXC/Docker), git, kernel configuration (real-time, size optimization, security hardening, device trees), and cloud OS customization (AWS, Azure).During this job I also contributed to various open source projects such as the Fuego testing tool (main contributor award), the Linux kernel, LTP (Linux Test Project), Jailhouse (a partitioning hypervisor for x86_64 and arm), or KernelCI.I also gave presentations at events such as:- LinuxCon + CloudOpen Japan 2015- LinuxCon & ContainerCon 2016- Japan Technical Jamboree 59 2016- Open Source Conference Spring 2017- Fuego Jamboree2 2018I also participated in Linux Foundation's Civil Infrastructure Project (CIP) as a member of the Technical Steering Committee. CIP is a project that aims at extending the support of Linux to match the lifespan of civil infrastructure systems such as power generation plants. During this project, I interacted with members from multiple international companies and participated in the technical discussions and decisions of the project.Ref: https://www.cip-project.org/blog/2017/10/23/cip-launches-cip-core Show less

  • Nagoya University
    • Japan
    • Higher Education
    • 300 - 400 Employee
    • Contract Researcher on Reliable Embedded Virtualization
      • Oct 2012 - Mar 2013

      During my doctoral degree (and 6 more months as a contracted researcher) I developed SafeG, a piece of software written in ARM assembly code that allows 2 operating systems (e.g.: Linux and an RTOS such as FMP or ASP) to run on the same ARM single or multi-core processor. SafeG was released under the TOPPERS license and is now a commercially supported software used in highly critical embedded systems and civil infrastructure all around the world. During my doctoral degree I learned and/or improved my knowledge about ARM processors, multicore processing, Linux kernel internals (drivers, scheduler, custom modules), microITRON real-time operating systems, programming skills (ARM assembly code, C), JTAG debuggers, QEMU internals (contributed a bug fix to the ARM interrupt controller emulation subsystem), presentation skills, journal writing skills, and Japanese language. Show less

  • University of Cantabria
    • Italy
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Contract Researcher on Real-Time Distributed Systems.
      • 2006 - 2009

      I worked for the FRESCOR project on network protocols for Real-Time Distributed Embedded Systems. During this period I designed and developed 2 network protocols: FRESCOR RTEP, a contract-based real-time network based on resource contracts that re-uses COTS ethernet switches; and FRESCAN, a protocol on top of CAN bus that supports resource contracts. I also wrote multiple drivers (Wifi cards, CAN cards, PCMCIA, Hard disk, DAC/ADC cards, I2C chips, a compass device), and a file system for a real-time operating system. Finally, I also wrote a distributed transaction manager for applications to request resources (e.g., network or CPU) in a distributed system (see the papers section for details). https://www.istr.unican.es/publications.html (papers) https://marte.unican.es/about.htm (drivers, filesystems, protocols) Show less

Education

  • Nagoya University
    Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services
    2009 - 2012
  • Universidad de Cantabria
    Masters in Telecommunications Engineer, Telecommunications, Networks, Electronics
    1999 - 2006

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