Daniel Lesko

Daniel Lesko has a diverse work experience in the fields of software development, engineering, and research. In 2019, they worked as the CTO at Kinotek, a software company focused on developing movement analysis tools for healthcare professionals. Daniel led software development and customer-led design initiatives.

From 2018 to 2019, Lesko worked as a Developer at VEMI Lab, where they gained skills in software development and virtual reality. Their projects included building iOS applications using augmented reality for nursing student training and designing flexible force sensor arrays. Daniel also conducted research in autonomous vehicles.

In 2018, Lesko worked as a Research and Development Intern at IDEXX, where they focused on engineering problem-solving and biochemistry projects. This experience allowed him to showcase their skills in experimental design and assay optimization.

Prior to that, Lesko served as a Research Assistant at the University of Maine. In the Mason Lab, they contributed to research on nano materials for biomedical applications, including strength testing and cell culture studies. In the Molloy Lab, they supported research on bacteriophage infection of mycobacterium, conducting assays and genomic analysis.

Overall, Lesko's experience showcases their expertise in software development, engineering problem-solving, and research in various scientific fields.

Daniel Lesko earned a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Maine in the period of 2015 to 2019.