Anchorage, Alaska
DAN ROGERS
Engineer. Racer. Community Leader.
Living and working in Alaska's Last Frontier
Engineer. Racer. Community Leader.
Living and working in Alaska's Last Frontier
Decades of experience across engineering and quantitative analysis
Co-Founder, Retired
Specialized in electrical power systems with deep expertise in generation, transmission, and distribution. Working at the intersection of engineering and energy infrastructure to power communities across Alaska and beyond.
Power Systems Energy Infrastructure EngineeringApplying rigorous quantitative mathematical and signals/systems methods and data-driven approaches to implement real-time trading strategies and signals. Bridging engineering, math, and physics with advanced analytical techniques for strategic investment decision-making. Quant is the new hedge fund. Stay tuned — we're testing in paper trading and liking what we see!
Data Analysis Quantitative Methods StrategyFrom racetracks to dojos to mountain trails — life's too short to sit still
Professional and club racing since 2006. Career highlights include a win at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Brickyard Sportscar Challenge (2012), 2nd place in class (GX) at the 24 Hours of Daytona (2013), and numerous other club and professional podiums. From kissing the bricks at Indy to battling door-to-door in TCR — racing is in the blood.
Over 40 years of martial arts training. Started with Shudokan (1983–1985), then transitioned to Shotokan under JKA/ISKF from 1985 to the present day. A member of the Denali Shotokan Karate Club. The discipline, focus, and relentless pursuit of improvement carry over into every aspect of life.
Swimming, cycling, hiking, lifting, long-range shooting — and just trying to keep the years at bay. Alaska provides an incredible backdrop for staying active, whether it's riding through the Chugach Mountains, cycling the Big Island, or hitting the pool and the range year-round.
The crew that makes it all worthwhile
Dan and Crystal have been married since 1990. Dan calls Alaska home forever, while Crystal lives predominantly in Arizona — hey, they're non-traditional!
Danielle (1996) married Ryan Apathy in 2024. They're based in Seattle, with Ryan currently in Portland finishing his Internal Medicine residency. Jonah (1997) is also in Seattle. Anna Grace (2003) still calls Alaska home, but is working on her Ph.D. in Chemistry at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL.
And then there's the pack — Atlas the Mighty, a 4-pound Yorkie with a name that far exceeds his stature (2017); Lily, the 15-pound Labradoodle (2019); and Iris, the Shih Tzu mix who rounds out the crew (2021).
Between the kids, the dogs, and all the hobbies — there's never a dull moment in the Rogers household.
Serving on boards that strengthen Alaska and beyond
Serving on the board of Alaska's largest electric cooperative, helping guide energy policy and infrastructure decisions for over 90,000 Alaskans in the Anchorage area.
Supporting aquatic conservation, education, and swim safety programs across Alaska. Ensuring future generations can enjoy and protect Alaska's incredible waterways.
Advancing technology-driven healthcare solutions that help people age safely and independently. Bringing engineering perspective to the intersection of tech and caregiving.
The academic foundation and professional credentials behind the career
Licensed Professional Electrical Engineer, maintaining active registration in Alaska with the ability to obtain licensure in other jurisdictions as project needs require.
Specialized professional licensure in controls engineering, reflecting expertise in automation, instrumentation, and control systems design.
Advanced studies in electrical engineering, building on a strong foundation in both EE and physics.
Dual-track studies alongside electrical engineering, providing a deep understanding of the fundamental science behind power systems and applied engineering.
Foundation in electrical power systems and engineering principles at Alaska's flagship university.
Grew up in Anchorage and graduated from Service High, one of the city's well-known public schools.
