Dan Miller
About Dan Miller
Dan Miller Vice President of Engineering
Dan Miller serves as the Vice President of Engineering. In this capacity, he oversees engineering teams, ensuring the successful execution of projects and the development of innovative solutions. His responsibilities include strategic planning, resource allocation, and fostering a collaborative work environment to drive engineering excellence.
Engineering Leadership at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Dan Miller has led critical engineering projects for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Notably, he was the Lead Software Engineer for the initiative to modernize Medicaid data collection applications. His work includes initiatives aimed at empowering patients to navigate surprise medical bills, enhancing the accessibility and usability of healthcare information systems.
Expertise in Human-Centered Design and Research
Dan Miller possesses substantial experience in human-centered design and research methodologies. His approach emphasizes understanding user needs through interaction and feedback from diverse stakeholders including patients, caregivers, and patient advocates. This user-centric focus ensures that the solutions developed are accessible, effective, and user-friendly.
Accessibility Testing and Bilingual Content Design
Dan Miller has expertise in accessibility testing and remediation, ensuring that digital solutions meet accessibility standards and are usable by people with disabilities. Additionally, he has worked on projects that include bilingual content and plain language design, making information comprehensible to a wider audience. This skill set is critical in developing inclusive government digital services.
Integration and Expansion of Government Systems
With extensive experience in integrating systems and expanding site functionalities for government projects, Dan Miller has contributed to enhancing the performance and capabilities of various platforms. His work ensures that systems are robust, scalable, and able to meet the evolving needs of government agencies and the public they serve.