MediaGun is what happens when a Swiss guy builds a media player. Daniel grew up where precision is practically a birthright — which might explain why the app is as fussy about detail as a watchmaker with a magnifying glass. All that intricate Swiss mechanism is - fortunately - hidden under the hood, leaving you only the seamless flow of your content — no cuckoo popping out mid-presentation! Since 1983, Daniel has been involved in more than 3000 multimedia projects of all sizes for multinationals, international organisations and NGOs as well as smaller, local companies. Passionately involved with digital media since the very early days, he developed a keen interest in the "human interface" while participating in and designing many projects in education, interactive games, musical encyclopaedia, events, congresses etc. Today, this experience is expressed in MediaGun's interface.

After graduating the University of Chicago with a degree in Physics, John moved to Europe where he worked at DESY in Hamburg for a year and then CERN in Geneva for 10 years. He developed a keen understanding of scientific research and advanced development while working on hundreds of projects at the highest level and among some of the brightest minds. With a passion for graphics, music and human interfaces John became a highly disciplined software engineer focused on scientific visualization and Graphical User Interfaces.