Summary
Daniel Powell is a software engineer with 12 years of hands-on experience building GUIs, microcontroller firmware, and networked hardware controllers for aerospace and high-power test equipment. He combines an electrical engineering technician background with expertise in TCP/IP, MIL-STD-1553, Modbus, and resonant high-voltage power converter R&D, enabling tight integration of hardware, firmware, and operator-facing software. At Colorado Power Electronics he has driven legacy GUI modernizations, built LAMP-based documentation and test archives, and implemented internal IT and quality-management systems aligning with ISO practices. Comfortable across Netburner/Coldfire, ARM Cortex-M7, C++ Builder and Arduino environments, he also writes small automation utilities and VBA tools that accelerate testing and reporting. Based in Greeley, CO, Daniel pairs practical assembly and lab experience with software design, and in his spare time explores MUD design, PHP web projects, and music—reflecting a creative approach to engineering problems.
13 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Associate of Science, Electrical Engineering, Associate of Science, Electrical Engineering at Front Range Community College