Martin Thomson

Martin Thomson is a distinguished engineer at Mozilla, contributing significantly to the standardization of protocols such as QUIC, HTTP/2, WebRTC, Web Push, and TLS since November 2013. Prior experience includes roles as a principal architect at Skype and architect at Microsoft, focusing on strategic projects involving WebRTC and HTTP/2. Martin served as a member of the Internet Architecture Board at IETF from March 2016 to March 2020 and held a customer-focused position as a product architect/business analyst at Andrew Corporation, where responsibilities included product roadmap development. Earlier career experiences encompass roles as a senior engineer at CommScope and a product architect at Nortel, where interaction with customers and standards bodies was essential. Martin holds a First Class Honours degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Wollongong.