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“Having Dr. Hessel on our team brings a level of technical capability and accuracy that no one else in the wireless industry can approach.” said Mark Kadrich, TSC’s President and CEO.
TSC Wireless Spotlight: Steven Hessel, Ph.D.
Dr. Steve Hessel brings strengths in radio
frequency communications, computer networking and system
performance to The Security Consortium's
wireless and network security efforts. He has over 20 years
experience in research and development in such diverse
fields as mixed signal
systems, R.F. instrumentation, microwave integrated circuits,
and multi-processor and networked system performance.
Steve has developed innovative field-portable instrumentation
that measures wireless signals with extreme precision which
allows TSC to design
secure wireless networks with previously unattainable reliability.
While at Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Steve developed and patented
several protocols contributing to high-speed network communications
including a protocol for encoding data that was used in Agilent's G-link
products, the Serial HIPPI standard and the IEEE 802.11 standard. Much
of today’s fiber-optic communication uses his work.
As a member of Hewlett-Packard's System Performance Laboratory where
he specialized in multi-processor performance, Steve initiated a large
main-memory project that enabled Hewlett-Packard's entry into the data
mining market.
Steve holds a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree with a Radio
Frequency Communication emphasis, both in electrical engineering from
Brigham
Young University. He also holds a Doctorate from Stanford University,
in electrical engineering specializing in Data Communication Networking.