Dedicated to the combination of music and technology, Daniel seeks innovated solutions to problems in both fields.
Interdisciplinary mentoring on python coding, music production, and physics for advanced highschool students. Lecture creation for machine learning for audio. Teaching on music theory (harmony, melody, and rhythm)
Audio research as part of the Advanced Technology Group (ATG). Worked on applications for streaming Dolby Atmos audio for collaboratively mixing audio.
Worked on projects including environmental sound based compositions, source separation for speech, music, and sound effects, and evaluation techniques for deep RMS noise estimators.
Research Assistantship of NSF funded project through the mathematics department at UNO. The research is focused on implementation of multidimensional search algorithms for linear programming with applications in the fields of machine learning or data science.
One NSF's prestigious Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) programs. The research focused on using DSP and machine learning techniques to classify stressed and unstressed regions in a variety of biometric signal data. The classifications of these signals were used to indicate the likelihood of alcohol relapse.
Computer vision and machine learning work centered at creating automated diagnosis for prostate. Embedded microcontroller development for controlling MRI coils.
Provided audio and visual support for a variety of experiments at Boys Town National Research Hospital.
Provided server connectivity for Union Pacific's network applications using CISCO IOS to configure switches and routers and editing pearl scripts used to generate DNS configurations.
UNO Walter Scott Jr. Scholarship Recipient
The Walter Scott, Jr. Scholarship Program (Scott Scholars) is the most prestigious scholarship extended by the University of Nebraska system. The scholarship provides complete funding for an undergraduate college experience that includes tuition, room and board, and whole-person learning opportunities. Eligible areas of study include majors within the UNL College of Engineering, UNO College of Information Science and Technology, and other STEM related programs.
UNO Regent’s Scholarship Recipient
Full tution scholarship
UNO Honors Program Member
The University Honors Program is an academic learning community. The mission of the Honors Program is to provide an enhanced and supportive learning environment responsive to the educational needs of highly able and/or exceptionally motivated undergraduate students.
IEEE Eta Kappa Nu - IEEE National Honor Society
IEEE-Eta Kappa Nu (IEEE-HKN), the honor society of IEEE, promotes excellence in the profession and in education with ideals of Scholarship, Character and Attitude.It was founded on 28 October 1904 for students of electrical engineering. Today, IEEE-HKN promotes professional accomplishment, service, and development for students and professionals in electrical engineering, computer engineering, and other IEEE fields of interest.
National Association of LSAMP Alumni (NALA)
NALA's Vision is to ensure that underrepresented minority students in STEM are prepared to assume leadership roles and professional opportunities. We will foster the career development and transition of our LSAMP students through conferences, workshops, and mentorship. We will do this by developing a network of LSAMP Alumni to shine a brighter future for our current undergraduate students.
Walter Scott Junior Leadership Council
This was a leadership position for high achieving STEM students admitted to the Walter Scott Jr. Scholarship program. We helped revamp the mentorship aspect of the program to include upperclassmen mentoring lowerclassmen. We redesigned the admission process to be more holistic rather than focus on only set academic acieivents. Harvard design thinking methods were used to solve problems.
Prairie STEM Teaching Assistant
Daniel has volunteered for the after school elementary STEM education program, Prairie STEM. In this program, young students are exposed to a variety of engineering projects. They had experience using CAD software to design architecture, mechanics, and circuits. Daniel volunteered as a teaching assistant for these lessons.
Music
Daniel is also an active jazz pianist, music producer, and composer. He has performed for music groups spanning a wide variety of genres and has received both jazz and classical training. He has worked as a studio manager for Studio 381 at the University of Nebraska and has published two albums. He has shared the stage with jazz heavy hitters such as Benny Golson, Bobby Sanibria, Micah Bell, and Dave Stryker and maintains an active performance schedule at various venues in New York City.