Daniel Chang is a Software Engineer @ Extensis at Extensis. He possess expertise in leadership, research, chemistry, organic chemistry, microsoft office and 8 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Daniel is genuinely one of the most brilliant and hardworking software engineers I’ve had the privilege to work with. He pours his seemingly endless flow of energy into his tireless pursuit of excellence, in every capacity. Together we’ve tackled quite a few complex engineering problems in our free time for the love of it, and he never fails to impress me with his enthusiasm to dive headfirst into new or experimental technologies, his well-honed logical approach to finding solutions, and his incredibly affable and outgoing collaborative nature.", "I had the pleasure of working with Daniel on our open source product, AthenaJS. When I first met Daniel, it was immediately apparent that he had a fascination for learning new technologies. Although learning new technologies can be difficult and frustrating, he was able to overcome his technical challenges through excellent problem solving skills and thorough research. He demonstrated a strong work ethic that clearly stemmed from his passion for building applications that solved real developer problems. Most importantly, Daniel is an empathetic, selfless engineer who is always open to assist his fellow engineers and help them achieve success. He always considers how his technical decisions impact not only his team’s development process but also the user experience.", and "Daniel was the most passionate student I have ever met, and his commitment to mastering a subject was unparalleled. He is an enthusiastic learner who constantly seeks to deepen his understanding of a topic, and he always brings his peers along with him on this journey. I had the privilege of being tutored by Daniel in calculus, and his ability to simplify complex concepts and make them accessible to anyone is truly remarkable. But Daniel's talent and passion extend beyond the classroom. He regularly organized organic chemistry study sessions, where he would create his own problems beyond the scope of the homework to challenge us. This contagious enthusiasm for learning is a hallmark of his character, and he always worked tirelessly to bring everyone along with him on his quest for knowledge. It is no exaggeration to say that Daniel was a large factor in my success as an undergraduate, and I would not have been able to achieve what I did without his collaboration and support. I would recommend him without hesitation to anyone looking for a dedicated and talented collaborator, and I look forward to working with him again in the future."