About

Daniel Jebaraj is a highly experienced software product management specialist with over 27 years of relevant experience. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer at Syncfusion, where he oversees more than 1,000 employees on three continents and leads marketing and product development. He started his career as a software product manager and gained extensive development experience while working on the industry-leading Objective Grid at Stingray Software. Daniel proved his capacity for leadership at Rogue Wave Software, where he managed the development and strategic planning of the Objective Studio collection of MFC extensions. In 2001, he co-founded Syncfusion, Inc. with the goal of producing and actively supporting enterprise-class Microsoft .NET software components. He served as Vice President for 18 years, leading the company's growth from eight employees and a Windows Forms grid component to hundreds of employees worldwide, over 1,600 components on a dozen platforms, and a line of ready-to-deploy enterprise software products called Bold BI, Bold Reports, and BoldSign. Daniel is a firm believer in giving back to the development community, which is why he and his team published the free Succinctly series of technology ebooks and support new developers locally. In 2020, he was appointed Syncfusion's CEO, where he leads the sales, marketing, and product development teams, and works with the board of directors to chart the company's path to success. Daniel's specialties include Win32, MFC, JavaScript, Python, R, Data Management, Machine Learning, and .NET. He is also a member of and writes for the Forbes Tech Council. Daniel has a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University and a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the College of Engineering Guindy, Chennai. Daniel's past companies include Syncfusion, where he served as CEO and Vice President, and was responsible for product development, strategic planning, and execution. He has a diverse tech stack that includes product management, Python, JavaScript, ML, Software Engineering, dotNET, and ASP.NET.