David Goodall Email & Phone Number

Dave has over 20 years experience in campus area networks and 802.11 wireless networks. After completing a PhD and spending four years in campus area network design and project management at the University of New South Wales he joined Radiata in 2000 to work on the 802.11 MAC layer. Radiata successfully implemented the first 802.11a PHY and radio chips and was aquired by Cisco in 2001. After five years with Cisco working on 802.11 MAC protocol conformance and related areas in 2006 Dave joined G2 Microsystems, which was developing low power 802.11 chips for use in battery powered IoT applications such as location tags, call buttons and health pendants. He implemented the Cisco CCX-Tag protocol for G2 and was responsible for 802.11 standards and Wi-Fi Alliance standards and certification.The G2 engineering team moved to Broadcom in 2010 and Dave continued to work in the IoT area via the Wiced project, which originated in Broadcom’s Sydney office. Wiced, along with Broadcom’s IoT division, was aquired by Cypress Semiconductor in 2016.Michael De Nil and Andy Terry founded Morse Micro to implement the IEEE 802.11ah standard for IoT (commercialized by the Wi-Fi Alliance as Wi-Fi HaLow) in August of 2016. Dave joined them as an employee in September of that year and worked on the initial implementation of the 802.11ah PHY layer in GNURadio, subsequently moving on to software and then full time standards as the company hired expertise in the various areas. Dave served as Vice-Chair of the HaLow task group at Wi-Fi for a number of years, a position now occupied by Dave Halasz (Technical Director for Standards at Morse), the original 802.11ah task group chair.Dave has contributed to various 802.11 standards and the Wi-Fi Alliance WPS 2.0 and Wi-Fi Direct specifications and test plans.