SmartSense by Digi
Kris Zaragoza has extensive work experience, beginning in 1995 as a Member Technical Staff at Tasc. They then worked at Lotus Development as a Senior Software Engineer, where they were responsible for developing a document management system and leading porting efforts.
In 2000, Kris joined GetConnected, Inc. as a Senior Architect, playing a pivotal role in the company's growth from a start-up to a successful business. They also served as an architect, software engineer, and troubleshooter.
Following this, Kris held roles at Data Technology Group as a Consultant, Affinnova as a Principal Engineer/Architect, and StreetAccount LLC as a Senior Architect.
In 2012, Kris joined SERMO as a Senior Architect before progressing to become the Director of Engineering and eventually the VP of Engineering.
Most recently, Kris joined SmartSense by Digi as the Director of Software in 2018 before assuming the position of Senior Director of Software Engineering in April 2022.
Kris Zaragoza pursued a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute between 1991 and 1995.
SmartSense by Digi
SmartSense delivers data-driven IoT solutions for food safety, facilities monitoring, and supply chain visibility.They founded SmartSense in 2005 to transform how organizations sense, monitor, and make decisions. It was based on an observation that something fundamental was changing with the way organizations thought about efficiency, quality,and agility. Internet connected sensors and the Internet of Things (IoT) were enabling an operational paradigm where real-time information improved efficiency and decision-making.They set out to enable sensor-driven decisions and to focus on big challenges. They automate monitoring for food and medication safety and compliance, and they monitor critical equipment and tanks for product quality and preventative maintenance. Today thry have earned the trust of the most critical government, commercial, and non-profit institutions in the world. Their systems enable real-time sensor-driven decisions at over 2,000 organizations in 75 countries, including at Walmart, CVS Health, SpaceX, Apple, Coca Cola, McDonald’s, and the US Department of State.