Daniel Stenberg

Working on and with curl at wolfSSL

Daniel Stenberg is a prominent figure known for founding and leading the development of the curl project, with extensive experience in various Internet protocols such as HTTP/HTTPS/SSL/TLS/FTP/FTPS/DNS.

He has made significant contributions to open source projects including curl/libcurl, libssh2, and c-ares, while also actively participating in protocol development, design, and documentation at IETF.

As a seasoned speaker, Daniel frequently shares his expertise at events and for companies in both Swedish and English languages.

His technical skills extend to Linux development on diverse platforms such as x86, AMD64, ARM, PPC, MIPS, among others, and his experience includes writing drivers for Linux systems, adapting u-boot for different targets, and networking aspects like Ethernet, routers, gateways, and more.

Daniel has a strong background in Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS) like AmigaOS, VxWorks, and embedded development, with proficiency in languages like C and C++, as well as in debugging and managing technical teams.

He has received recognition for his contributions, including being the recipient of prestigious awards like the Polhem Prize 2017 and the Nordic Free Software Award 2009.