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Design Automation Associates, Inc.
68 Bridge Street, Suite 300
Suffield, CT 06078 USA
Phone: 860-749-3832
FAX: 860-749-3842
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Tasha Kudlic

tkudlic@daasolutions.com

Tasha started in February 2008 as DAA's Administrative and IT assistant. Tasha is DAA's initial contact for any issues associated with DAA's network and will assist the Sales team in support of their operations.

Tasha earned her degree in Computer Science and Information Systems in 2000 and then continued her training with the Microsoft Comp TIA A+ Certification Course. She worked as a PC Technician where she performed hardware integration and software installations and function testing for a well known regional computer associates firm. Tasha is a technical Support specialist skilled at multitasking. Formerly, Tasha was a pre-blast Specialist, Videographer for blasting projects and traveled extensively throughout New England.

"At Design Automation Associates, they have developed the right mix of people to design and implement DTO™ systems. The staff consists of engineers, computer scientists, and system administrators. They can be thought of as the three legs of a stool, all are necessary or the stool falls over. All have significant experience working in industry."

- Tom Gill 2002