Editing Raymond J. Leopold
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== Career == |
== Career == |
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Leopold joined [[Motorola]] in 1987 after having spent a career in the [[United States Air Force|U.S. Air Force]] where he held a variety of technical and technical management positions. He directed the development of communications systems at the Electronics Systems Division in Massachusetts. He served two [[Tour of duty|tours]] in [[The Pentagon]], one in the [[Office of the Secretary of Defense]] and one on the [[Air Staff (United States)|Air Staff]]. He taught for over five years at the [[United States Air Force Academy]] in [[Colorado]], and worked in [[research and development]] for four years at the [[Air Force Weapons Laboratory]] in [[Albuquerque]]. He was also an [[adjunct professor]] of electrical engineering at [[George Washington University]], and he had been a [[senior lecturer]] at [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT]] and had chaired the Industry Advisory Board for the Aero/Astro Department. He has also lectured at [[Stanford University]]. |
Leopold joined [[Motorola]] in 1987 after having spent a career in the [[United States Air Force|U.S. Air Force]] where he held a variety of technical and technical management positions. He directed the development of communications systems at the Electronics Systems Division in Massachusetts. He served two [[Tour of duty|tours]] in [[The Pentagon]], one in the [[Office of the Secretary of Defense]] and one on the [[Air Staff (United States)|Air Staff]]. He taught for over five years at the [[United States Air Force Academy]] in [[Colorado]], and worked in [[research and development]] for four years at the [[Air Force Weapons Laboratory]] in [[Albuquerque]]. He was also an [[adjunct professor]] of electrical engineering at [[George Washington University]], and he had been a [[senior lecturer]] at [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT]] and had chaired the Industry Advisory Board for the Aero/Astro Department. He has also lectured at [[Stanford University]]. |
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== Education == |
== Education == |