Daniel Nelson

As CTO of Populr.me, I have overseen progress on the back- and front-end of the application and personally developed much of the back end. The codebase has proven its quality through the numerous pivots—including several substantial architecture changes—that we successfully made thanks to extensive test coverage. The system is comprised of a primary application and several supporting applications for loose coupling and independent scalability.

Formerly, I was software architect for the Implications Wheel, a group software tool used by Fortune 50 and Fortune 150 companies to gain insight into changing market conditions, assess new initiatives, and understand the ramifications of innovations. The tool can be used by live groups or by remote participants to flesh out the long term implications of these changes. As architect, I designed and built the web application and worked with clients to ensure it met their security requirements for protecting sensitive strategic data.