Dell Kronewitter

Dell is responsible for creating the company’s strategic technical direction and new programs as well as providing engineering subject matter expertise for software, network, and hardware solutions. He manages the engineering processes and documentation to ensure the delivery of high-quality systems. Dell applies his “Get S**t Done” attitude to the user’s needs by creating working prototypes early in the design and development process, building on decades of experience driving projects in this agile fashion. For every initiative, Dell brings his deep expertise in communication system development for robotic systems, POS systems, enterprise routers, carrier-grade telecom analysis equipment, wireless MANET, sensor networks, airborne networking, and satellites.

Prior to Fuse, Dell served as a software manager and lead engineer at San Diego Research Company, Argon ST, and Boeing (via acquisitions), responsible for various R&D wireless networking efforts and the ORBCOMM Gen 2 Satellite development effort. He previously served as a software engineering instructor for UCSD Extension and was a principal engineer for Acterna, developing telecommunications test equipment. Earlier in his career, he worked at Newport Systems and Cisco developing the first PC-based router.

Dell is an IEEE Senior Member (communications, robotics, control) and member of the American Mathematical Society. He holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of California, San Diego, an MS in mathematics from the University of California, Irvine, and a BS in mathematics from the University of California, Santa Barbara.