A decade in enforcement, policy, and operations.
Founder & Principal Engineer
One engineer who has worked spectrum from the regulator's side, the policy table, and a utility's operations floor — the same range a hard spectrum problem usually needs. Automation and AI-assisted tooling extend that capacity today, with more engineers joining as the practice grows.
Most consultancies have lived one life in RF. This practice draws on five — from chasing interference in the field to writing the national strategy for the bands everyone wants.
Enforcement
Field interference investigations for the federal communications regulator — direction-finding real emitters and building cases that held up. The instinct for what a signal is actually doing, not what the license says it should.
National policy
National spectrum policy work inside the federal government — engaging federal leadership and industry executives on the bands everyone wants.
Grid operations
Leads spectrum management for a power utility's critical telecommunications today — microwave and mobile radio design, interference resolution, and the FCC authorizations that keep grid communications on the air.
Utility consulting
Engineering consulting for electric utility clients — SCADA networks, land mobile radio upgrades, and microwave studies, carried from kickoff through field acceptance.
Carrier RF
Wireless network builds at commercial scale — LTE deployment, sector upgrades, and site design across a major metro market. The discipline of carrier-grade RF engineering.
The proof is public — the practice's working instruments are free to use and check.