Ph.D.–trained Electrical and Computer Engineer with more than 30 years of experience, this expert witness provides technical analysis in matters involving radio frequency integrated circuits (RFIC), analog and digital integrated circuits, and power management IC design. For over 10 years, he has served in an expert capacity offering consultation, deposition testimony, and court testimony in intellectual property disputes concerning wireless and wireline communication technologies, trade secrets, and patent validity issues . His analysis in these matters has addressed patent infringement, invalidity, standards compliance, and technical functionality of integrated circuit and communication system architectures. Case history reflects retention by both plaintiffs and defendants in federal intellectual property matters involving wireless communication standards, RF circuitry, broadband systems, and semiconductor technologies. His litigation experience includes representation in cases involving LTE, UMTS, 1G–4G standards, DSL modem technology, RF systems, satellite communications, and near-field communication systems .

He earned a Ph.D. and M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. Professional recognition includes designation as an IEEE Fellow and service in leadership roles within IEEE committees and editorial boards for peer-reviewed engineering journals, reflecting involvement in standards development, scholarly publication oversight, and advancement of communication circuit technologies.

Technical expertise encompasses wireless and wireline transceivers, single-chip communication systems, broadband technologies such as ADSL and G.Lite, GPS receivers, and mixed-signal architectures integrating RF, DSP, and analog circuitry . Work in digital signal processing, VLSI implementation, system architecture, and communication standards informs evaluation of infringement, validity, and technical compliance issues.

His industry background includes senior engineering and platform management roles in RFIC development and broadband system architecture, where responsibilities involved system-level design, standards representation before ITU and ETSI bodies, and development of transceiver technologies for cellular and broadband applications.

In addition to industry leadership, he holds an academic appointment as an Endowed Chair Professor in Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering and has directed a National Science Foundation wireless research center focused on integrated communication and computer circuits and systems. Prior administrative service has included Associate Dean of Research within a major engineering school. His academic and research portfolio includes extensive work in RF integrated circuits, mixed-signal design, and broadband communication systems funded by federal agencies and industry sponsors.