Stein Lundby

Stein Lundby has over two decades of experience at the intersection of technology and strategy. They served as a Signal Processing Researcher at EURECOM in 1996, where they co-designed a high-speed modem that became the basis for ITU-T V.92. At Qualcomm, Stein founded and led the Strategic Management of Intellectual Property division, overseeing a team of 60 and contributing to a world-class reputation recognized by the Financial Times. They also held roles as IoT Innovation Lead and Corporate Strategy Lead, working on transformative projects for the company, including the $47 billion acquisition of NXP. Additionally, Stein was an Adjunct Professor at Case Western Reserve University from 2013 to 2019, where they taught graduate-level wireless communications.