Daniel Spreadbury is a product manager and software product designer with 13 years of experience shaping industry-leading music notation software and a decade-plus track record of innovation that includes multiple US patents. He has led product strategy and teams for flagship products like Sibelius and Dorico, translating deep musical knowledge and user insight into groundbreaking features such as Dynamic Parts. Known for visible community building and technical writing, Daniel blends customer-facing support experience with portfolio-level business management. He co-chairs the W3C Music Notation Community Group, bridging standards, interoperability and product practice. Based in Enfield, UK and trained in music at Oxford, he brings a rare combination of formal musical expertise and product engineering discipline to the niche of digital music publishing. Not obvious from titles alone: he often acts as the connective tissue between engineering, documentation and user communities to drive adoption and real-world impact.
13 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
MA(Hons), Music, MA(Hons), Music at University of Oxford
Contributions:4 releases, 7 reviews, 36 commits in 5 years 2 months
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