Forthright Consultant Engineer with 40 years providing accurate and concise assessments of ongoing projects and aiding in initial project design. Employ proven analytical techniques to expose weaknesses or flaws in development plans. Experienced at enhancing outcomes by applying evolutionary iteration to quickly deliver exceptional final products.
I advise various programs on utilizing the correct RF measurement systems for the program specific needs for Antenna, RCS and RF assemblies, and the data sets that will give them the operational parameters and data to evaluate their RF product performance and specification compliance.
This also includes interfacing with RF Supplies, and RF Measurement systems vendors including but not limited to RF Systems and RF Measurement facilities. Proficient on evaluating the proper measurement systems for Antennas, including Near Field, Far Field (Indoor and outdoor Ground Reflection ranges), Compact Ranges and Anechoic chambers.
I have been working with horses since 1991, training them for riding in various disciplines. I am proficient in retraining problem horses to be ridden by their owners. The horses usually have been taught bad behavior by their owners or previous owners, and need to connect with Human Beings as the "Lead Horse" in a two horse herd. After the "Problem Horse" has bee retrained, the owner or rider has to be taught the proper riding techniques and how to "Connect" with their horses. This is very gratifying both in helping the horse, and the rider-owner.
I am a 45 year member of both the IEEE Antenna Propagation Society, and the Antenna Measurement Techniques Association (AMTA). I served as Secretary, President, Past President, Archive Manager, and was newly appointed as the AMTA Historian. I am a Edmund S. Gillespie Fellow, a Distinguished Service Award recipient. an Outstanding Service Award Recipient, and a two time Host of the AMTA Annual Symposium. Currently serving as the treasurer of the 2025 AMTA Symposium team.