About

Dani Roxberry is a highly skilled Computer Science Professor with over ten years of consulting experience in the e-commerce, enterprise, fashion, financial, gaming, marketing, social networking, and telecom industries. She is a battle-tested software architect who excels in pairing real-time, data-driven architectures with stunning user experiences. Dani is passionate about crafting code that delights users, wins clients, and thrills investors, with the goal of providing pixel-perfect and standards-compliant applications. She is language-agnostic and platform-independent, leveraging her extensive experience to build custom software with unique needs in mind. Dani has led over thirty successful project launches, gaining exposure to a myriad of domains. She is deeply driven to create and innovate, with a mission to produce digital products that make software a more beautiful and interactive experience, inspiring others to do the same. Dani's technical skills are extensive, covering a wide range of programming languages, frameworks, and methodologies. She is proficient in Python, R, Ruby, C#, Objective-C, PHP, C++, ActionScript, JavaScript, CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Shell Scripting, Go, Markdown, SQL, XML, HTML, and CSS. Dani's abilities, frameworks, and methodologies include backend development using Django, Flask, Tornado, Microsoft .NET, Symfony2, CodeIgniter, Flex, Flash, REST APIs, and Node.js. She is also proficient in databases such as MSSQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite, and Firebase, and data science/visualization tools like Jupyter Notebook, Anaconda, Pandas, Matplotlib, D3, Leaflet.js, Tableau, Hadoop, Spark, and MRjob. Dani is skilled in DevOps/server administration using Vagrant, Docker, Ansible, Puppet, CircleCI, Kubernetes, Proxmox, ESXi, Apache, Nginx, Gunicorn, uWSGI, IIS, XMPP, OpenBazaar, Redis, Memcached, Tornado, and more. She is also proficient in frontend development using Sass, SCSS, LESS, jQuery, AngularJS, and React, and mobile development using iOS. Dani's experience includes teaching at Dominican University of California, where she is a Professor of Applied Computer Science, responsible for teaching at least four courses per semester in BEW and CS, writing project-based, active learning curriculum, supervising independent projects/studies, facilitating 1-1 coaching to reach individual goals, and sponsoring campus DIY clubs. She has also