July 30 2010
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| Resume Title/Keywords: | Multidisciplinary expertise: Telecommunications, Signal Processing, Infosec and Infotech, Intelligen |
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| Skill: | CIO, CTO |
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| Salary: | 41000 USD |
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| Would like to relocate: | yes |
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| Education: | Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, and Philosophy, Caltech 1972 M.Sc. Electrical Engineering, Caltech (California Institute of Technology) 1968 B.Sc. with Highest Honors, Caltech, 1967 “A+” grade point average. Full scholarships throughout all studies. First in a class of over 1,000 students during both years at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Troy, NY, ‘63/64 & ‘64/65). Transferred to Caltech. Attended multiple seminars on management, and on all aspects of contracting & contract- monitoring, on new trends in business and technology (Brookings Institution, etc.) Completed numerous specialized courses in clandestine operations taught within the US Government. Taught numerous courses as adjunct professor, and within the US Gov’t. |
| Degree: | Doctorate |
| Work Experience: | Oct ‘08 – Now: - Senior scientist, Major Aerospace firm, Northern VA. May ’06 – Sept. ’08.: - Chief Scientist, Ideal Innovations Inc. Arlington, VA. Oversaw that company’s work in support of the US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan. - Pioneered IED countermeasures - Active armoring - Anti-sniper helmets June ‘99 – May ‘06: - Senior Fellow” with Mitretek Systems (now renamed to Noblis Inc.), a Washington, DC area “think tank” (ongoing) in information assurance, RF technologies, cellular telecom, network security, computer forensics, and related aspects, as well as telecommunications. - Extensive experience with the “Infosec Research Council”, the Interagency board clearinghouse for infosec issues (NSF, National Institute of Justice, DARPA, DoD/SecDef, FAA, NRO and others.) - Chaired the Infosec Control Board which overseas all aspects of the corporate network, introduces new features, adjudicates requests for changes, etc. - Lead the consulting effort for a proprietary government customer on infosec and telecom issues. - Chief contributor to numerous ongoing programs in telecom, infosec, biometrics., geolocation. June ‘98 – Late 2007. Independent senior consultant to NASA/NIAC to evaluate advanced technology proposals for work in deep space exploration. August 2002 – Now. Adjunct Professor, Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory Teaching: 1) “Enterprise Security” 2) “Network and Data Communications” 3) “Internet Communications and Issues” (all graduate level courses). February 2004 – Now. Adjunct Professor, George Washington University, Washington, DC Teaching: a) IP Networks and b) Information security July 2008 – Nov. 2008. Adjunct Professor, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA Teaching: Information Technology Security January 2000- Now. Technical consultant and testifying Expert Witness to attorneys on technical issues, including: a) Geolocation, b) Cellphones, c) VoIP, d) Computer Forensics. 2000-2001 Chairman of an FCC NRIC advisory panel on Packet Networks. (2000-2001) 9/98-6/99 Senior Scientist at Boeing Corp., responsible for: a) Getting Boeing into the commercial information technology business Tasked to steer Boeing into the broadband commercial satellite telecommunications business; this involved interfacing with the highest levels of various regulatory authorities, recommending corporate acquisitions in satcom, assessing multi-billion dollar marketing options, working the frequency management issues, interfacing with competitors, and laying the groundwork for this new business for Boeing. b) Corporate direction on: 1. The “Ellipso” commercial satcom system. At my recommendation, Boeing pulled out of the “satellite cellular” business. My recommendation was subsequently proved right by the well-known commercial demise of Iridium and ICO. 2. Technical oversight of US DoD’s satellite-based tracking of all Army mobile platforms. 3. Spearheaded the refocusing of the corporation towards a network-centric approach. 9/84-8/98 Senior Scientist (SIS-3 senior executive level), US Government. - 7 years in Operations, leading the technical support of field ops, and another 7 years as Chief Scientist in Research and Development. - Headed the development of numerous new technology efforts over a 14 year period. - Directed contracts of up to tens of millions of dollars. - Supervised the technical and strategic aspects of most new technical developments in a wide spectrum of fields, including: Creative use of satellites. Computer intrusion prevention, secure networks, special components. Signal exploitation: interception, spoofing. Fiber optics. Satellite technology: payloads, launching, planning, control, etc. - Lead teams that developed state-of-the-art techniques for special telecommunications. - Lead the strategic planning for the incorporation of new technologies into operations. - Personally designed numerous pioneering technologies in: Uninterceptable telecommunications. Computer and Data Security. Encryption. Data Hiding. Effective steganographic techniques. Physical Security and countermeasures. - Developed and had been personally delivering two highly acclaimed 2-day seminars on: a) Security aspects of computers and the Internet. b) Security implications of modern technologies. which were attended by thousands from many US Government offices. 1980-1984. Chief Scientist for classified Space technologies, Rockwell International Corp. Pioneered new technologies for space-borne platforms: Satellite-based Synthetic Aperture Radar and Fourier Transform Spectrometry. Satellite-based lasers for SAR and for inter-satellite communications. New functionalities for GPS satellites. Special purpose satellites. Rockwell International Corp. (now Boeing Corp.), Seal Beach, CA Program Manager and Technical Director, Strategic Systems, Rockwell International Corp. (‘77-’80) Headed the design of highly complex military systems. Analyzed and designed LPI radars using PN spread spectrum. Analyzed and designed bistatic radars (geographically separated transmitter and receiver) using indigenous broadcasting transmitters as illuminators. Designed and built ground penetrating radars Designed and built through-the-wall imaging radars. Analyzed and designed point-to-point microwave links, as well as troposcatter and meter scatter links. Analyzed and designed means for detecting sidelobes from point to point microwave links Rockwell Corp. (now Boeing Corp.), Anaheim, CA Chief Scientist, classified systems, Rockwell International Corp. (‘74-’77) Headed all technical aspects of the design and deployment of a nationwide signals’ interception system for a US ally ($300 million contract). Senior Scientist, Research Division, Rockwell International Corp. (‘71-74) Developed new digital communications systems (awarded a US Patent for one) Designed a new automated system for latent fingerprint classification. Developed innovative means for missile guidance and missile defense. Developed classified telecommunications systems for clandestine operations. 1970 (part time) Instructor: a) California State University at Pomona: Feedback Control. b) California Institute of Technology (Caltech): Stochastic Feedback. ’80 – ‘98 Senior Retained Consultant for numerous US and multinational corporations. (7/80 - now). Strategic planning for business development. Won multimillion $ contracts for clients. Senior technical advisor on Inmarsat, Cellular telephony (GSM, AMPS, CDMA), fiber-optics, telecommunications, computer & physical security, RF propagation, Internet, VPN. 7-10 ’98 Adjunct Professor, George Mason University (Fairfax, VA, USA) (7/98 – 10/98) Dep’t of Electrical and Computer Engineering. |
| Experience: | 39 |
| Post Date: | 07/10/2009 |
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