Michael (Mike) H Day, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Served on Strategy, IT and Programs Committees for non-profit museum, library and science education organization.

Represented ADC on the ATIS Board of Directors. Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) provides leadership for the rapid development and promotion of, worldwide technical standards for the information, entertainment and communications industries.

a center of software development and Business Process Outsourcing center for other ADC organizations. Led the creation of ADC's wireline product and market strategies around broadband DLC, IP policy servers and commerce engine product lines.

VP of Strategy and Technology, CTO (group of 13 engineers, directors and managers) Responsibility for ADC technology policy, engineering efficiency and effectiveness improvement, technology scanning, ATIS board of directors, corporate environmental policy and compliance, ADC India growth and governance (300 employees)

Senior Director of Strategic Network Planning (group of 4 engineers) Network evolution planning and end-to-end architectures for carrier networks: customer studies, cross-product architecture, product evolution, new product feasibility, strategic planning, evaluation of startups and market development. Special focus on optical networks, data networking and.

Director of Architecture Planning (group of 10 engineers) Integrated Network Architecture plans, studies and guidelines for Ameritech's regulated networks. Work included SONET architectures, competitive analysis, asset valuation and lifetimes, wideband cross connects, SS7 survivability, evaluation of alternative access technologies, local switching.

Department head responsible for Network Architecture for the National Telecommunications Operations Group of Telecom Corporation of New Zealand: including customer access, local switching, national public and dedicated services wireline architectures, including interconnect to other wireline and wireless carriers and international.

Technical Liaison between Telecom Corporation of New Zealand, Ameritech and Bell Atlantic: Consultation with TCNZ on technology, network architecture and design; contributions to SS7 Network Architecture and Auckland Tandem Architecture; consultation with NZ government on science andtechnology policy and broadband networking.

NetworkArchitecture, Economic and Performance Analysis, Survivability, ISDN and Modeling Databases.

(group of 11 engineers) Advanced Bandwidth Management Planning Group in Transmission Network and Services Planning Center: lead systems engineering for DATAPHONE® Digital Service (DDS), ACCUNET® T45 Service and long-term evolution planning for Bandwidth Management Service and Offering.

(group of 6 engineers) Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) Planning Group in Transmission Network and Services Planning Center: network architecture, systems engineering, evolution planning and requirements generation for AT&T Network ISDN services and technologies, particularly DACS digital cross-connect systems, intelligent multiplexers and ISDN.

(group of 6 engineers) Nationwide Emergency Telecommunications System (NETS) Requirements Group: network design, database maintenance, performance simulation and survivability studies of national security, emergency preparedness communications network for the US Government.

Member of the Technical Staff Systems engineering and economic analysis of Government communications networks for the Department of Defense, civilian agencies and state governments.

Taught general physics and electrodynamics, performed research on ionization and electron ejection in atomic collisions.

Research into ionization phenomena in atomic collisions

Ph. D., Physics, Mathematics

Theoretical Physics Thesis in Fast Ions in Solids, Thesis adviser: Marvin Ebel

B. Sc., Physics, Mathematics

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, B. Sc. with Honors

Education record

Undergraduate German Study: Ger 1004, Ger 3011W, Ger 3012W, A, A-, A (Non-Degree, Retiree Audit)

These were Sophomore and Junior-level composition and conversation courses.