Consulting electrical engineer with decades of experience in analog and digital electronics design for industry. Has extensive expertise in the design and development of electronics with high-speed analog, RF, and microwave circuits. Also an expert in the design, development, simulation, and prototyping of antennas and has significant experience with FCC Part 15 radio transmissions.
Formal Education
- M.S. in Electrical Engineering, Lehigh University
- B.S. in Electrical Engineering, Lehigh University
Career Highlights
- Works with various clients across industries designing, developing, prototyping, simulating, and troubleshooting all sorts of electronics from DC to 26.5 GHz.
- Principal designer for a major military broadband electronic warfare jamming system
- Responsible for design and development of amplifiers and T/R switches for an FCC Part 15 spread-spectrum modem
- Calibrated horn antenna covering 1–18 GHz for antenna range measurements and for FCC Part 15 pre-compliance testing
- Extensive design, development, and prototyping experience with 900 MHz and 2.4 GHZ FCC Part 15 circuits and systems, various GPS-related applications, as well as the evaluation and testing of low-noise amplifiers for cellular systems and evaluation of cell tower coverage
- Determined, through simulation, the interference sources for new software-defined radio (SDR) designs
- At ICI Americas, was responsible for all microwave and RF electronics activities within the aerospace division
- While at United Technologies lead a team tasked with taking several complex military telemetry transmitters from the development phase into the production phase
- Completed PhD coursework and performed thesis-level research on nonlinear semiconductor and system modeling and modulation distortion, prediction, and analysis
Expert Qualifications
- Performed prior art analysis as well as simulation and measurement of circuits for several patent litigations