Summary
Daniel Carpenter is a Berlin-based software engineer with eight years’ experience building web applications and embedded Linux systems, blending a rigorous Theoretical Physics background with practical engineering. He has shipped faceted search and onboarding features at testxchange and led global, over-the-air releases plus a real-time interactive dashboard and testing suites at Ammonit to modernize meteorological data loggers. Comfortable across Python, JavaScript, C and Rust, he gravitates toward Django, Celery and Vue.js and pairs backend data work with ops tooling like Ansible, Docker and systemd. Colleagues rely on his ability to decompose complex problems quickly and drive safe refactors of legacy code, and he brings an analytical, data-driven approach uncommon in full-stack practitioners.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
MSc Theoretical Physics, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, MSc Theoretical Physics, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics at The University of Edinburgh
BSc (Hons) Mathematics & Physics, Physics, 2:1, BSc (Hons) Mathematics & Physics, Physics, 2:1 at University of Bath