Daniel Williams
About Daniel Williams
Daniel Williams is a Senior Software Engineer and Architect with extensive experience in the healthcare technology sector. He has worked for notable companies such as ENSCO, Inc., Universal Instruments Corporation, and currently Cloudmed, where he contributes to intelligent automation solutions that enhance productivity for healthcare providers.
Work at Cloudmed
Daniel Williams serves as a Senior Software Engineer and Architect at Cloudmed since 2021. In this role, he contributes to the development of Cloudmed's platform, which employs intelligent automation to improve productivity and increase revenue for healthcare providers. His work focuses on creating solutions that enhance operational efficiency and financial performance within the healthcare sector.
Previous Experience at ENSCO, Inc.
Prior to his current role, Daniel worked at ENSCO, Inc. as a Software Engineer from 1993 to 1998. During his five years at the company, he was based in Conklin, NY, where he gained foundational experience in software engineering and development.
Career at Universal Instruments Corporation
Daniel spent 20 years at Universal Instruments Corporation, working as a Software Engineer from 1998 to 2018. His long tenure at the company allowed him to develop extensive expertise in software solutions and engineering practices, contributing to various projects and initiatives throughout his career.
Education and Expertise
Daniel Williams studied at the Career Development Institute in Denver, CO, where he earned an Associate's degree in Computer Science. This educational background provided him with essential knowledge and skills in software development and engineering, forming the basis for his professional career.
Achievements at Cloudmed
At Cloudmed, Daniel is part of a team that received the 2021 Best In KLAS award in the Revenue Integrity/Underpayment Services and Robotic Process Automation segments. His contributions have played a significant role in helping Cloudmed recover over $1.5 billion of underpaid or unidentified revenue for its clients annually.