Dana Coster

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Email Dana Coster at dana@ropertag.com. This email is the most updated Dana Coster email found in 2026.

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Leadership and Operations Consultant at Lineage | Austin, Texas, United States

About Dana Coster

Dana Coster, as the Founder and COO of Built by Roper, exemplifies a unique blend of military precision and entrepreneurial vision. With over 20 years of experience as a United States Navy SEAL, Dana has honed his skills in operational planning, crisis management, and strategic execution, making him a formidable leader in the tech industry. At Built by Roper, he spearheads the agile, user-centric development of cutting-edge hardware and software systems designed for ultra-low Size, Weight, and Power (SWAP) networked sensors. These innovative solutions cater to critical sectors such as military operations, emergency services, and agriculture, addressing the complex needs of these diverse markets.

Under Dana's leadership, Built by Roper has undertaken key projects that leverage advanced technology to enhance situational awareness and operational efficiency. His expertise in program management and cross-functional team leadership fosters a collaborative environment where diverse talents converge to solve intricate problems. Dana's ability to simplify complex challenges in high-stakes situations has been instrumental in driving the company’s mission to deliver reliable and effective sensor solutions.

Moreover, Dana's commitment to team building and organizational leadership ensures that Built by Roper not only meets but exceeds client expectations. His military background instills a culture of discipline and resilience, empowering teams to navigate ambiguity and deliver results. As he continues to innovate and lead, Dana Coster remains a pivotal figure in shaping the future of networked sensor technologies, bridging the gap between military-grade solutions and civilian applications.

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