Daniel Chote
VP Of Engineering at GoDaddy
State College, Pennsylvania, United States
Summary
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SeniorDaniel Chote is a seasoned technology leader and full-stack engineer with over a decade of experience shipping scalable, production-grade systems. As VP of Engineering at Videon since 2021, he combines hands-on development with strategic leadership, guiding cross-functional teams through complex projects and migrations. His prior roles at GoDaddy, BrandYourself, The Hive, and independent ventures demonstrate a track record of building robust infra, managing multi-disciplinary teams, and delivering product-led growth. He has hands-on experience ranging from building private and public blockchain infrastructure to IoT-focused software, Linux-based deployments, and large-scale server ecosystems. Notably, he played a key role in the sale of Singlesnet.com to Match.com, illustrating his ability to navigate growth, integration, and organizational change. Based in State College, Pennsylvania, he emphasizes learning, flexibility, and adapting to new technologies to solve real-world problems.
12 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Github Skills (95)
adafruit10
ada10
push-to-talk10
octoprint10
raspberry10
gpio10
raspberry-pi8
hyperledger8
session-cookie8
license-key7
distributed-ledger6
arduino-library6
ledger6
pong6
cfssl6
Programming languages (7)
Github contributions (5)
dchote/talkiepi
Aug 2016 - Feb 2019
The talkiepi project is for a truly headless mumble client for the Raspberry Pi, utilizing static config and GPIO for status LEDs and a button for push to talk
Contributions:54 commits, 1 PR, 54 pushes in 2 years 5 months
push-to-talkadaraspberry-pimumble-clientleds
dchote/go-openal
Sep 2016 - May 2019
OpenAL bindings for Go.
Contributions:2 PRs, 4 pushes in 2 years 8 months
golangcgogoopenal
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