Michael Strzepa is the Principal Engineer for Cell and EV Systems testing at Energy Assurance, a part of Element Materials Technology. He holds an MS in Mechanical Engineering from UMASS, a BSE in Mechanical from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and has over 35 years of experience in high tech.
Nicholas Hare is pursuing his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at Grand Valley State University. He currently works full time as an Electromagnetic Compatibility and Signal Integrity Engineering co-op student at E3 Compliance, which specializes in EMC and high-speed design, pre-compliance, and diagnostics.
Krzysztof Russa is a Principal Engineer at E3 Compliance LLC. He leads High-Speed design efforts related to Signal and Power Integrity challenges. Years of experience in the design industry with balanced use of simulation and measurement techniques have been recognized by awarding him three times the International Mentor PCB Technology Leadership Award.
Leonard Crane has published numerous papers and is a popular speaker on the subject of inductors and magnetic components. Crane has many years of experience in the design and application of magnetics and is an expert on the optimal selection and use of RF and power inductors, transformers, and EMI chokes.
Brad Jolly received his B.S. in Mathematics from the University of Michigan. He has been with Keysight Technologies (previously Hewlett-Packard and Agilent Technologies) for more than 25 years, including roles in software R&D, UI design, learning products, application engineering, product support, training, product marketing, and product management.
Glenn Parsons is the chair of the IEEE 802.1Working Group and a principal standards advisor for Ericsson. Parsons is an internationally known expert in networking, including mobile transport and Ethernet, and is currently involved in 5G transport standardization efforts with the IEEE SA and ITU-T. Parsons was also the founding Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Communications Standards Magazine.