William J. Tomlinson, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Boston, Ma, Us

Boston, Ma, Us

Overseeing the operations of the Software & Application Innovation Lab (SAIL), while working closely with the Hariri Institute for Computing to integrate SAIL capacity, with a software engineering component, appropriately throughout the spectrum of research projects and programs at Boston University.Responsible for shaping and implementing long-term plans for SAIL with regards to prioritizing existing opportunities, managing growth, and developing new opportunities for collaboration and partnership.Collaborate with faculty affiliates, in various disciplines, with the conception and pursuit of software engineering components of research projects for proposals to extramural funding agencies.

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Principal Engineer and Group Leader for the Embedded & Comm Systems group

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Senior Engineer and Group Leader for the Embedded & Comm Systems group

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Senior Engineer responsible for the design and development of hardware and software systems enabled with wireless communications.

Cambridge, Ma, Us

• Ph.D. Candidate at Northeastern University and Draper Laboratory pursuing a Doctorate Degree in Computer Engineering and conducting applied research in an industry setting• Evaluating the feasibility of using weak electrical current for communication among networked medically implantable devices• Conducting the design and development of a low-power physical layer intra-body communication system using weak electrical currentfor data transmission

Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, Kr

•Designed and developed a prototype Transmitter and Receiver for application in Intra-Body Communication by means of an embedded system with supporting analog front end hardware•Designed and developed a printed circuit board to support a wearable implementation of the Intra-Body Communication Transmitter and Receiver architecture •Researched potential design modifications to an existing Samsung product to enable Intra-Body Communication

Hillsboro, Or, Us

• Member of the Emerging Connectivity Solutions Team, under Wireless Communications Research within Intel Labs• Contributed to the development and design of a Low Power Wake-Up Receiver (LP-WUR) by researching solutions and developing simulation code to study and evaluate areas of possible performance improvement• Researched the design and development of next generation of Wi-Fi and other connectivity solutions

East Lansing, Mi, Us

• Graduate Research Assistant at Michigan State University in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering within the Networked Embedded and Wireless Systems (NeEWS) Laboratory, under the supervision of Dr. Subir K. Biswas.• Assisted in the development of a pulse-based ultrasonic communication system to perform multi-hop networking and other necessary MAC-Routing operations for application in the area of low-information networking and energy-constrained event monitoring• Developed a Serial to Bluetooth interface to allow a Cricket sensor node platform to enable communication with an Android smartphone, to improve a distributed monitoring system, with the functionality of measuring human social interaction

Wright-Patterson Afb, Oh, Us

• Investigated how advanced software-defined radio (SDR) concepts such as virtualization of the baseband processor, network protocol stacks, real-time operating system (RTOS) and system-on-a-chip (SoC) architecture will have application or potential impact in the realm of digital communications signal processing as it relates to Communications Intelligence. • Researched, developed prototype code as necessary, and prepared a comprehensive survey of findings on the state-of-the-art tools/techniques and emerging trends in automation, cloud computing, security and virtualization.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Engineering

Master Of Science (M.S.), Electrical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Electrical Engineering