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Dani Solakian

I am a software engineer and science communicator based in San Francisco, focusing on delivering robust systems, clear explanations, and impactful research.

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Based in San Francisco, I welcome recruiters and collaborators to discuss software projects, research collaborations, speaking engagements, or consulting opportunities.

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Provides a structured contact form so inquiries like speaking, consulting, or mentoring can be routed with the right context.

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