💨🚀 Daniel Kivatinos 💨🚀

Daniel Kivatinos has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. 💨🚀 Daniel is currently the CEO and Co-Founder of Loopfour Inc., where they are involved in the development of JustPaid.io alongside their co-founders. Prior to this, in 2022, they worked in investing and focused on building JustPaid.io while engaging in early-stage investing in startups at kivatinos.com.

From 2008 to 2022, Daniel was involved with DrChrono, initially as a Co-Founder and Co-President, and later as the Chief Operating Officer. DrChrono aims to fix healthcare through technology and provides a platform to improve healthcare services.

In 2017, they served as a Startup School Advisor at Y Combinator, where they contributed to the Startup School massively open online course (MOOC). The objective of Startup School is to reduce the barriers to starting a startup and share knowledge to make entrepreneurship more accessible.

Daniel's earlier experiences include working as a Senior Applications Developer at CommPartners, where they developed a web portal for telecom call management. 💨🚀 Daniel also worked as a Developer at the Oxford, Stanford & Yale Online Education Alliance for Lifelong Learning, contributing to the development of online courses offered by the consortium.

Furthermore, they gained experience as a Programmer at Automated Financial Systems, Inc. (AFS), focusing on front-end development for their stock trading platform. Additionally, Daniel served as a Teaching Assistant at the State University of Stony Brook, where they assisted in teaching the Foundations of Computer Science course and conducted lessons on various topics related to computer science.

Daniel Kivatinos has a diverse education history that includes various programs and degrees. 💨🚀 Daniel attended Nassau Community College from 1995 to 1997, earning an Associates in Arts with a focus on Psychology. Following this, they enrolled at Stony Brook University and completed their Bachelor of Science in Computer Science & Psychology from 1998 to 2001. 💨🚀 Daniel further pursued their education at the same institution and obtained a Masters degree in Computer Science from 2002 to 2003. In 2008, Daniel engaged in the Kauffman Foundation's Fasttrac program, where they focused on Entrepreneurship and further developed their business skills. Continuing their entrepreneurial development, they participated in multiple startup programs, including Y Combinator in 2011 and Rock Health's Startup Program in the same year. 💨🚀 Daniel also pursued an entrepreneurship program at 500 Startups in 2011. Daniel's education history showcases a strong emphasis on entrepreneurial studies and an interdisciplinary approach to their academic pursuits.