Summary
Daniel Carranza is a co-founder and long-time champion of open data and open government in Uruguay, with 11+ years of experience building civic tech initiatives, advising governments and multilaterals, and consulting on eGovernment and citizen participation tools. He leads DATA Uruguay and consults for organizations like the World Bank, IDB and the UN, combining strategic digital communication and product-minded design with technical workflows for automated open-data publishing. As a lecturer and trainer he translates policy and technical concepts into practical curricula on open knowledge and co-creation, while routinely designing web and participation platforms for public impact. Based in Uruguay, he blends a background in communication and web design with hands-on project coordination, and is noted for marrying creative digital campaigns with rigorous open-data APIs and publication practices.
12 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Web Design, Website Designer, Web Design, Website Designer at BIOS
Communication Sciences, Communication Sciences at Universidad Católica del Uruguay 'Dámaso Antonio Larranaga'
Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian