Dan
Herbatschek.

Dan Herbatschek, founder of Kernel Technologies, is an applied mathematician and entrepreneur dedicated to bridging the gap between business strategy and software engineering. At the helm of Ramsey Theory Group, his innovation studio, Dan has worked extensively to translate organizational vision into technologically executable solutions, from data visualizations and machine learning models to scalable software platforms in Python and JavaScript.

Before founding Ramsey Theory Group and Kernel Technologies, Dan built his expertise in the corporate world as a Data Management Consultant in New York. Those roles gave him firsthand insight into the challenges businesses face when aligning operations with technology, and inspired him to design solutions that bring clarity, efficiency and scalability.

Dan graduated Summa Cum Laude and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Columbia University, where he studied Intellectual History, Philosophy and Mathematics. His thesis, “The Reconstruction of Language and Time: Mathematics, Artificial Languages, and the Changing Idea of Time in the Scientific Revolution,” earned him the Columbia University Lily Prize.

His academic path reflects a lifelong fascination with the intersection of language, mathematics and artificial intelligence.

Outside of his professional life, Dan is committed to continuous learning and sharing knowledge. He maintains his “Open Mind” blog, teaches programming to new coders, and keeps expanding his expertise by learning from more seasoned developers.

A passionate boxing fan and avid reader of the history of science, Dan's greatest joy comes from spending time with his wife and their three children.