Kastling comes from the word “castling,” a classic maneuver used in the strategic game of chess. Our client's vision is our king, and we aim to protect and execute with strategic precision. While every project varies in complexity and challenges, our core strategy is universal: research, execute, and adapt. Ultimately, why should you trust Kastling Group® with your next IT modernization project? We are not generalists, and our product is not a Powerpoint. We are technical specialists, constantly researching and integrating the latest technologies that meet enterprise standards, so your organization can focus on the business execution.
Kastling Group’s competitive edge can’t be framed in a buzzword. Our distinction comes from the ability to make timely decisions derived from comprehensive analysis. Even though many of us hold top-tier degrees and qualifications, we place the highest value in humility and hard work. There is no catch phrase that can describe the constant researching, brainstorming, planning, implementing, and testing needed when executing a software project. This is the way Kastling Group® operates.
David specializes in digital transformation strategy and implementation for large organizations and prioritizes customer experiences for target customers. He is a trusted expert in enterprise software architecture, custom software implementation, and automated testing. Most importantly, he fosters a belief in continuous learning in the fast-paced technical environment. With the mentality that knowledge should be spread, he prioritizes an open environment of communication, thereby strengthening any team he creates or joins.
David received his B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and is a graduate of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program at Babson College. He is also an alumnus of Accenture and Booz Allen Hamilton consulting and received his master's degree in business administration (M.B.A.) with a focus on Sustainability at the Yale School of Management. He currently serves as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for CapCenter in Glen Allen, Virginia.
