Greg Ramon

Greg Ramon has extensive experience in the field of RF engineering and hardware design. Greg has worked at multiple companies, starting with Nortel Networks in 1999. At Nortel Networks, they designed RF and high-speed components for fiber optic telecom systems and was responsible for EMC compliance. In 2004, they joined Conexant where they worked on WiFi radio design, including generating reference designs and ensuring EMC compliance. Greg then moved to QinetiQ North America in 2005 as a Senior RF/Microwave Engineer, focusing on R&D for scientific research and new business development. Greg worked on projects such as satellite communications equipment, telemetry systems, and RF/Optical radar. Since 2012, Greg has been working at Azure Summit Technology as a Principal RF Engineer and HW group manager, leading research and development of complex SIGINT and EW systems. Their responsibilities include RF system design, integration, testing, and validation of complex hardware.

Greg Ramon has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) from the University of South Florida. Greg attended this university from 1993 to 1999. Later, they pursued further education in Electrical Engineering and obtained a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) from Florida Atlantic University in 2003.