Dan Shapero is an experienced technology and marketing executive who has led go-to-market, product, and cloud transformation initiatives for more than a decade, currently serving as President of TeamLogic IT and founder of cloud-native marketing company ClikCloud. He has a track record of scaling businesses and teams—building a 29-person global cloud marketing organization at Ingram Micro and driving triple- and double-digit revenue growth at Kaseya and other firms. Dan blends executive leadership with hands-on product and platform experience, having launched SaaS retail storefronts, multi-tenant platforms, and global marketing automation programs that recruited thousands of partners. He also contributes to open-source scientific computing projects, improving visualization and finite-element interpolation in well-known repos like deal.II and Firedrake, indicating a rare mix of technical depth and customer-facing strategy. A former CompTIA board director and audit committee chair, he combines corporate governance experience with pragmatic growth execution. Based in Laguna Beach, he pairs an economics background with a long history of turning complex technical offerings into market-winning products.
13 years of coding experience
25 years of employment as a software developer
University of California, San Diego
Masters, Economics, Masters, Economics at San Diego State University
Contributions:22 reviews, 86 commits, 22 PRs in 5 years
Contributions summary:Dan primarily contributed to the visualization aspect of the Firedrake library, enhancing mesh plotting and creating new plotting routines. They fixed mesh plotting issues and implemented functionalities closer to those of matplotlib. The contributions include adding and modifying plotting routines, including supporting for volume meshes, and updating demos to utilize the new plotting APIs. They also updated documentation regarding plotting, which suggests an emphasis on user experience related to visualization.
The development repository for the deal.II finite element library
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:42 commits, 23 PRs, 83 comments in 2 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Dan primarily contributed to the `deal.II` finite element library by implementing and refining interpolation methods for tensor product grid data. This included the addition of a gradient method for `InterpolatedTensorProductGridData`, fixing indentation, and refactoring code. The user also addressed a bug related to the `compute_integrid_weights_2` function and implemented move constructors for core data structures like `SparseMatrix`, `Subscriptor`, `Quadrature`, `BlockIndices`, and `BlockVector`.
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