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Daniel had shared with us his concept for a streamlined keyboard based excerpting and coding system as a Dedoose user. He generously dedicated some time to both design and functionality and followed by sending a stunning and articulate presentation of his vision. A few weeks later our tech team released the new feature for the benefit of all Dedoose users. Awesome vision, a pleasure to have worked this through with him, and we love the new feature. I can only imagine the great value he brings to the rest of his work. Thanks Daniel..

Daniel has a wealth of knowledge as a user experience manager at NaviNet and displays a never ending willingness to share his knowledge. I have personally learned a lot about moderated testing and the tools that can be used throughout the process. He is instrumental in enabling NaviNet to effectively and efficiently conduct user research activities. Daniel is a visionary, innovator, and is always up to speed on the latest and greatest technologies that can be leveraged. As we transition into a product company I am confident that Daniel’s contributions will be far reaching and his ability to deliver time and again is appreciated and impressive. I enjoy working with Daniel and consider myself lucky to have him as a colleague.

Daniel is a co-worker than can be counted on to provide innovative ideas that improve the customer experience. He is always current with the latest technologies and is able to communicate about them in a way that everyone can understand. Daniel is someone that can be trusted to complete every assignment with passion and as a team player.

Daniel is an out of the box thinker, and an asset to every meeting and project…he has regularly offered new ways of looking at user research data and fresh new ideas for designing new functionality. Daniel is a solid usability professional and a dedicated consultant. He is a highly valuable team player and his flexibility and creativity make him fun to work with.

I enjoyed working with Daniel in the Human-Computer Interaction lab, as well as on several graduate student projects, in the areas of user-centered design, mobile computing, and organizational collaboration. He combines a positive and energetic attitude with impressive technical skills, solid work, and a strong understanding of the social context of technology. Daniel certainly stood out in the ICT group at UC Irvine and his enthusiastic participation in our program has placed him at the cutting edge of this dynamic field from a research and academic standpoint. Furthermore, Daniel has a good business sense and I firmly believe that he knows how to effectively apply his skills in a corporate setting, realistically evaluating designs and markets and ultimately creating compelling user experiences for his clients’ customers.