Curriculum Vitae
Dr. Jonathan Wells provides litigation support, expert witness and expert consulting services in the areas of wireless patents, technology and business.
Education
- Stanford Executive Institute, Stanford University
- M.B.A. (with distinction), Massey University
- Ph.D., University of Bath
- B.Sc. (with 1st class honours), Physics with Physical Electronics, University of Bath
Employment History
- Managing Partner, AJIS Consulting
- Director Product Management and Global Regulatory Affairs, GigaBeam Corp
- Director Product Development, Stratex Networks (now Aviat Networks)
- Director Wideband Products, Engineering Group Leader, Adaptive Broadband (now GE Digital Energy)
- RF Group Manager,Senior RF Design Engineer, MAS Technology (now Aviat Networks)
- Senior Design Engineer, Matra Marconi Space Systems
- Post Doctoral Research Officer, University of Bath
Professional Affiliations
- Senior Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
- Member, IEEE Consultants’ Network of Silicon Valley (CNSV)
- Member, IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society
- Member, IEEE Communications Society
- Distinguished Toastmaster, Toastmasters International
Publications
Dr. Wells has over 40 books, publications and conference presentations, and has been interviewed on national TV as a telecommunications expert. Examples include:
- “Multi-Gigabit Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Wireless Communications” (Artech House, 2010)
- “The Role of the Expert Witness: A Panel Discussion,” IEEE Consultants’ Network of Silicon Valley, USA, Apr. 2019
- “Taking the Pulse of 5G: The Status of the Next Gen Cellular Network,” IEEE Consultants’ Network of Silicon Valley, USA, Jan. 2019
- “5G and the Future of Cellular,” IEEE Consultants’ Network of Silicon Valley, USA, Mar. 2016
- “SON [Self-Organizing Networks]: The Enabling Technology in Small Cell Networks,” Wireless Communications Alliance (WCA), USA, April 2014 (Panel Moderator)
- “Feeding the Beast – The Road to 5G Backhaul,” Wireless Communications Alliance (WCA), USA, April 2013 (Invited Panelist)
Patents
- US 7,623,829, Transceiver power detection and control architecture, 2009
- US 7,236,745, Transceiver power detection architecture, 2007
- WO2004080035, Transceiver power detection architecture, 2004
Additional online profiles:
Consultants’ Network of Silicon Valley (CNSV)
JurisPro Expert Witness Directory
HG Experts Expert Witness Directory
