Youko Omori

Youko Omori has extensive experience in the technology industry, spanning over two decades. Youko began their career as an intern at the Communications Research Laboratory (CRL) in 1991. From 1994 to 2003, they worked at NEC Corporation as an Engineer in the Development research Labs, focusing on simulation and prototyping of high-speed wireless modems. Youko also worked on the development of W-CDMA/HSDPA modem prototypes.

In 2003, Omori became an Assistant Manager at NEC Corporation's Central Research Labs, where they continued their work on wireless communications. Youko then became a Principal Researcher, overseeing WLAN-related research projects between NEC Central Research Labs, NEC Europe Labs, and NEC Lab America. Omori was involved in the research and development of IEEE802.11 and Wi-Fi Alliance technologies.

From 2010 to 2015, Omori served as a Manager at NEC Corporation's Product Strategy Division and Software Platform Development Division. In this role, they developed strategies for wireless communication technologies for mobile phones, with a focus on WLAN and Bluetooth. Youko also managed WLAN/BT software development for Android smartphones.

In 2015, Omori was promoted to Manager of the Automotive and ITS System Department Division at NEC Corporation, where they oversaw projects related to automotive and intelligent transportation systems.

In 2016, they joined NEC Europe as a Technical Pre-Sales Manager, responsible for technical pre-sales activities. Finally, in 2018, Omori joined Collabora as a Project Manager for the APERTIS project. Youko'srole involved managing the project and overseeing its progress.

Overall, Youko Omori's work experience demonstrates their expertise in wireless communications, research and development, and project management within the technology industry.

Youko Omori obtained their M.A. in electronic engineering from Chuo University, where they studied from 1992 to 1994.