Expert in network communications and telecommunications providing expert witness services with more than 25 years of experience in communications networks, Internet protocols, and network software technologies. Their work includes patent disputes involving network communications, telecommunications systems, and software technologies, with experience in consultation, deposition, and courtroom testimony, as well as proceedings before the USPTO and PTAB.

Their technical expertise encompasses communication networks and Internet protocols including TCP/IP, UDP, IP, Ethernet, ARP, ICMP, SNMP, SMTP, and POP, as well as routing and switching technologies such as LAN, WAN, VPN, RIP, BGP, MPLS, DNS, and QoS. Additional areas of experience include packet switching, network infrastructure, and network communication architectures, along with mobile wireless systems including WLAN, cellular systems, and mobile devices. Their background also includes Internet software technologies such as distributed computing, web applications, client-server systems, file transfer, multicast, and streaming media, with programming experience in Java, C, and C++.

Their litigation work includes patent infringement and invalidity matters related to telecommunications, routing and switching technologies, mobile wireless systems, and network management. This work involves preparation of expert reports, claim construction declarations, prior art analysis, and participation in depositions and testimony in proceedings involving technologies such as VoIP, PSTN systems, MPLS, wireless LAN technologies, and network communication protocols.

They hold a Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science with specialization in networking and communications, along with graduate education in electrical engineering and undergraduate education in mathematics and computer science. Their work includes development of more than 120 issued and filed patents in network communications and related technologies. Professional involvement includes membership in IEEE, the IEEE Communications Society, the IEEE Computer Society, the Association for Computing Machinery, and the Internet Society.