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Product definition for Terragraph, the novel 60 GHz-based mesh wireless technology.

Founded Luminate, raised $48M (Sequoia, NEA, GV, Qualcomm, HP Ventures), built a world-class team and defined the initial product and go-to-market strategy, launching customer trials in Asia, Europe and the US.Luminate Wireless leverages web-scale computing and cloud-enabled networking to simplify mobile network access and services delivery for enterprise customers. Luminate's patented approach to software defined networks increases mobile network capacity, and creates new services revenue opportunities for mobile operators and business partners.

Leading strategic wireless initiatives in Google Access Services, reporting to VP and Head of BU.

Joined as part of the founding team of engineers and led the development of SpiderCloud's industry-leading enterprise 3G small-cell system. Defined and oversaw development of key strategic differentiators including seamless mobility in dense networks and sophisticated self-organizing network algorithms. Recruited wireless development and test teams, contributed to product management, technical sales support and market positioning of the company as a thought leader in the small-cell systems space. Formed patent strategy and led intellectual property development efforts; several core patents in small-cell systems issued.

Conducted due diligence on funding proposals and provided strategic advice to investment team on trends and opportunities in the wireless industry.

Advised senior management on technology and market strategy for entry into licensed spectrum WiMax space.

Focused on integration of FLASH-OFDM into Qualcomm mobile handset ASICs. Worked closely with mobile broadband technology, 3GPP standards and marketing teams to define mobile broadband roadmap starting with FLASH-OFDM and leading up to LTE.

Broad responsibilities covering design and engineering of FLASH-OFDM, the world's first commercial 4G wireless technology. Early member of the core team at Flarion, with strong contributions to system design and product development. Responsibilities spanned overall system engineering, which included hardware architecture, software development and performance validation of the system under lab and field conditions. Responsible for the MAC layer software on the Flarion base stations and corresponding system performance metrics. Co-authored ~15 patent applications covering key aspects of OFDMA systems.

Academic research in high-density magnetic recording systems