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Daniel Baxter

Chief Technology Officer

As the Chief Technology Officer at Lone Star Communications, I lead innovation, architecture, and mission-critical technology strategy. Known for bridging the gap
between complex technical systems and the people who use them, I deliver results in high-stakes environments where failure is not an option. With a career spanning election systems, enterprise platforms, and organizational innovation, I bring both technical depth and executive perspective. My leadership
is defined by unwavering standards, pragmatic decision-making, and a focus on empowering people to take ownership. I’m a systems thinker who can align diverse stakeholders, rally teams around the true objective, and deliver technology that drives impact.

  • Organizational Alignment & Restructuring
  • Technology Leadership & Strategy
  • Cross-Organizational Program Management
  • Systems architecture & mission-critical technology
  • Cloud & on-premise distributed systems
  • Data analytics & business intelligence
  • Software development (VB.NET, ASP.NET, SQL Server)
  • Governance, security & compliance
  • Engineering team leadership & mentoring

Current roles (simultaneous):

  • Chief Technology Officer — Alairo Solutions (Sep 2025 – present)
  • Chief Technology Officer — Lone Star Communications (Sep 2025 – present)
  • Chief Technology Officer — ProMobix (Aug 2025 – present)

Previously:

  • Chief Architecture Engineer — Alairo Solutions (Mar–Sep 2025)
  • Senior VP of Engineering — ThorTech Solutions (2023–2025) — led vCTO consulting for SMBs & SaaS companies including healthcare; delivered election night data analytics system for major media outlets in 2023–2024
  • VP of Engineering — ThorTech Solutions (2019–2022)
  • VP of Application Development — Berman, Blake Associates (2015–2019)
  • Director & Technical Architect — AllSector Technology Group (2005–2015)
  • Web Developer — Langan Engineering & Environmental Services (2004–2005)
  • B.S. Computer Science — Binghamton University (1999–2003)