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HECTOR E. ESCOBAR HECTOR E. ESCOBAR 15746 Saticoy Street Van Nuys, CA 91406 Telephone: (626) 422-5891 Email: hescobare@hotmail.com OBJECTIVE: To obtain a
senior engineering or product management position in optical networking,
telecom, data/computer networks or semiconductors, where I can utilize my
technical expertise in systems engineering, network design engineering,
network architectures, operations, management, business/marketing and
business development experience. EDUCATION:
Master of
Science, Electrical Engineering (MSEE). Optoelectronics
and Optical Communications. Bachelor of
Science, Electrical Engineering (BSEE). Lightwave
and Microwave Communications. New Jersey
Institute of Technology, Newark, N.J. George
Washington University (Graduate studies), Washington DC Master of
Business Administration (MBA). University
of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas. QUALIFICATIONS
SUMMARRY: Extensive and
intensive technical expertise and business knowledge of the domestic and international
telecommunications networks and markets. Solid experience and competence in
network architecture, design and engineering, network provisioning and
operations of optical fiber networks for carriers and service providers,
network systems, subsystems and devices for optical transmission, optical and
electronic switching and network architectures. Experience leading
engineering teams and providing technical direction. Extensive working
experience with Infinera DTN and ATN DWDM Equipment, Alcatel-Lucent DWDM,
SONET/SDH(Lambda Unite, DMX) and Data (RS-7750 Service Routers) networking
equipment as well as Fujitsu. Extensive experience in long haul and metro
optical networks; knowledge of broadband access (DSL, ADSL, xDSL, FTTP,
FTTH), LAN/WAN (Ethernet) IP, GFP, VCAT, LCAS and distribution networks.
Mastery of optical fiber communications, broadband transmission and
electronic and all-optical switching technologies and standards. Highly
proficient in semiconductor lasers, optical transceivers, optical amplifiers
(EDFAs), transponders, DWDM, ROAMD technology, optical switching devices,
dispersion compensation, all-optical wavelength conversion and optical
regeneration, SONET/SDH, ATM (Voice over ATM and IP), Ethernet, routing
protocols include MPLS, RSVP, OSPF, RIP, ISIS. Experience in digital and
wireless communications, analog and digital video, digital image processing
and compression (MPEG) for high definition television (HDTV). Knowledge of
video generation, encoding, transmission (broadcast, CATV, DBS, digital
network), decoding and video displays. Competency in management, marketing,
strategic planning and decision making. Solid experience in product
management, optical hardware development, systems engineering, network
architectures and network deployment. Working experience developing and
executing business plans and business cases. Effective oral and written
interpersonal communications skills and the ability to interact with
different cultures in the global market. Experience working for carriers
(including AT&T) and with customers, long distance carriers (AT&T,
Verizon (MCI), Sprint) and regional operating companies and PTTs internationally.
Experience in components and subsystems and working with system vendors and
major system customers (Ciena, Nortel, Cisco, Siemens, Fujitsu). Serve on the
OFC Technical Program Committee. Enjoy working, researching and developing
new and emerging technologies trends. TECHNICAL
SKILLS: Proficient in the use of microwaves and fiber optics test equipment;
Network and Spectrum
Analyzer, Lightwave Analyzer, TDR, OTDR, lasers; simulated microwave
amplifier using Supercompact
CAD. Programmed in Fortran, Pascal, Basic, Micro-Cap, Mathematica. Working knowledge
of UNIX, PC software packages including AUTOCAD, Word, PowerPoint, Visio and
Excel. LANGUAGE
SKILLS: Multi-lingual
proficiency. Read, write and speak Spanish and Italian fluently and
have given technical and marketing talks and presentations to engineers and
executives. Read and speak German; speak basic French. HONORS:
Distinguished
Guest Lecturer at Stanford University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Penn State, Boston
University, other universities, AT&T and PictureTel. Employee Scholarship
Award. Dean's List. PROFESSIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS: Appointed
Optical Fiber Communications Conference (OFC) Technical Committee member.
Optical Internetworking
Forum (OIF) Speakers Bureau Ambassador. Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers
(IEEE), member and lecturer. SCIENTIFIC
PUBLICATIONS AND PATENTS: All-Optical
Wavelength Band Conversion Enables New Scalable and Efficient Optical
Network Architectures; Optical Fiber Communications (OFC) Conference:
WH, Anaheim, March, 2002. 10 Gbit/s, 25 GHz Spaced Transmission over 800Km Without Using
Dispersion Compensation Modules; Optical Fiber Communications (OFC)
Conference: ThT1, Los Angeles, February 2004. Broadband
Dispersion Compensation Using Mid-Link Spectral Inversion Enables Performance
Improvement and Cost Reduction in Optical Networks; National Fiber
Optics Engineers Conference, Orlando, September 2003 Broadband
Dispersion and Fiber Non-Linearity Compensation; National Fiber Optics
Engineers Conference, Dallas, September 2002
Band Architecture Improves Performance; Laser Focus World, Vol. 38, No.
9, September 2002 High
Capacity WDM System Performance; National Fiber Optics Engineers Conference;
Chicago, September1999. Optical
Networks Seek Reconfigurable Add/Drop Options, Photonics Spectra, Vol.
32, Issue 12, December 1998. Acousto-optical
tunable filter enables dynamic optical add/drop multiplexing; LIGHTWAVE,
September 1998. Optical and Wavelength Division
Multiplexing Networks, IEEE Symposium, Dallas, April 20, 1999. Optimum Protection Schemes for
Multi-Wavelength Inter-office Network: A Comparative Analysis; National
Fiber Optics Engineers Conference, Denver, 1996 All-Optical Switching Systems
Near Practical Use; All-Optical, free-space SEED technology, Laser Focus
World, Vol. 30, Oct. 1994. Optical
Automatic Protection Switching and Restoration; U.S. Patent
pending. PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE:
Edison
Carriers Solutions, Irwindale, CA
Senior
Network Architect/Engineer, 2006 to Present
Responsible
for optical network architecture, design, engineering, planning, network
operations and maintenance of a major Metropolitan and Regional optical fiber
communications network in the Los Angeles and Southern California area. As a
carriers’ carrier, provide network design service to all major carriers and
wireless service providers. Identify, research, evaluates new technologies
and equipment. Lead network
architect responsible for detailed engineering and network design for the
inside plant (ISP) and outside plant (OSP) including new fiber cable
deployment for providing SONET/Data services including, Gigabit Ethernet, 10
Gigabit/s Ethernet, Wavelength services as well as Dark Fiber Service. As a carriers’
carrier, perform network design, provide service and responds to RFPs/RFQs
for customers including AT&T, Level 3, Qwest, Telepacific, XO, Charter,
Verizon Wiresless, T-Mobile and MetroPCS. Perform
network design to provide service from a DS3 level/Ethernet to High Speed
SONET OC-48 and OC-192 (10 Gb/s) using Alcatel-Lucent LambdaUnite, DMX
transport equipment, 7750 Service Router, which include self healing network
architectures such as Bidirectional Line Switched Rings (BLSR) and
Unidirectional Path Switched Rings (UPSR) and 1+1 network protection, network
architectures and routing protocols. Received
training on Alcatel-Lucent on routers and data networking equipment including
the 7750 Service Router and routing technologies and protocols such as MPLS,
RSVP, IGP, BGP,OSPF, RIP and ISIS. Designs
implements and provide fiber backhaul service to cell sites to wireless
service providers. Designs DWDM
networks using Infinera DTN equipment for core networks and Infinera ATN for
metro network applications, Alcatel-Lucent WSM DWDM and Zhone/Sorrento
transport equipment using EDFAs and Raman Optical Amplifiers for providing
transport, which include wavelength services to customers. Provide
technical support to the Network Operations Center and customers when
escalation is required in resolving network problems such as unplanned
network outages, service interruptions and troubleshooting.
Intel
Corporation, Hillsboro, OR Strategic
Planner, 2005 to 2006 Responsible
for short and long-range (3-5 year and beyond) strategic product planning for
the LAN Access Division and key components for Intel’s next generation
dual-core and multi-core processor platforms. Responsible
for the product definition of 10 Gigabit Ethernet MAC and PHY components for
high performance Blade Servers and Rack & Tower servers for network
applications in Data Centers. Knowledge of
Virtualization applications and product implementation. Developed
expertise in Blade Server Architectures and interfaces including KX/KX4 and
KR high speed interfaces. Planned
product features for congestion management, including backward congestion
notification (BCN), traffic engineering, traffic classes and priority flow
control. Developed
plans for a 10Gb/s Ethernet converged fabric to support different traffic
types including (latency-sensitive) high performance computing (HPC), storage
and LAN traffic. Security
protocols including LinkSec and IPSec. Interfaced
with customers including IBM, Dell and Sun. Wrote market requirements
documents and specifications. Developed and
executed business plans/business cases, determined and projected financials
such as development and manufacturing costs and average sales prices. Larscom
(Acquired by) Verilink, Newark, California Director,
Product Management and Marketing reporting to VP, 2004 Responsible
for Product Definition, Product Management and Marketing of Data and TDM
optical networking products for Access/Enterprise networks. Responsible
for the Ethernet over SONET/SDH, Orion 7400 Multi-Service Access Platform
product line and M13 and SONET multiplexers, Orion 5000 optical multiplexers
and Orion 4510, an Ethernet over DS-3 Interface Unit. Define the
products, new releases and features. Work closely with Engineering, Sales,
Executive Team, CEO and customers to provide product vision and company
strategy and product direction. Defined next
generation Ethernet over SONET/SDH by writing Product Requirement Documents
(PRD) and System Engineering Specifications (SES). Utilize generic
framing procedure (GFP), Low order and high order virtual concatenation
(VCAT) and link capacity adjustment scheme (LCAS) to map Ethernet and Gigabit
Ethernet to SONET/SDH for aggregation and transport over Enterprise, Access,
Metro and Core networks. Responsible
for systems engineering and sales support. Responsible for formulating
customer strategy and response for proposals to RFIs, RFPs, RFQs.
Set marketing
strategy including pricing, competitive analysis, public relations (PR) and
marketing communications. Lightbit
Corporation, Mountain View, California. Director,
Product Management, reporting to CEO, 2001 to 2003. Lead Systems
Engineering, Product Management, Marketing, Business Development and Sales. Actively
engage with Board of Directors and venture capital firms for fund raising,
M&A activities/due diligence and develop partnerships with other firms to
strengthen the company, product development, marketing and strategic
planning. Responsible
for product definition, market requirements and technical specifications,
from concept to product development, customer lab and field trials and
product introduction for the WaveXchangeTM
Optical 2R Regenerator and dispersion compensation, BandXchangeTM All-Optical Wavelength Band Converter
for all-optical switching (OXCs) and Reconfigurable and Wavelength Selective
Optical Add/Drop Multiplexers (ROADM) applications and parametric and EDFA
optical amplifiers. Write marketing requirement documents (MRD), product
requirements documents (PRD) and engineering specifications and system
architecture for these products. Developed
company strategy, provided technical direction and product roadmap.
Successfully created and executed a push and pull market strategy with direct
customers, system vendors (OEMs) such as Nortel, Ciena, Cisco, Siemens,
Fujitsu, and end-users, major carriers including Sprint, MCI and AT&T.
Developed and executed business plans which clearly identified target market
segments, perform market research, including market size, revenue
projections, time to revenue and product deployment plans. Developed
value proposition and product positioning for WaveXchangeTM and BandXchangeTM products. Successful
product introduction to major system integrators and carriers for product
qualification and actual trials even in declining market conditions. Developed
partnerships with major vendor and major carriers and created joint proposals
in response to government and defense projects. Explore non-telecom
applications and markets for Lightbit’s PPLN technology. Contribute to
product engineering and design. Clearly developed product applications,
product documentation and device and develop system test plans. Promote
Lightbit’s technology and products through trade shows, PR campaign,
publications and speaking at major conferences, including OFC. Directed a
successful marketing campaign, which contributed for the BandXchange product
to win the 2002 Photonics Spectra Award for most Innovative Product.
Lightbit was ranked in the top 4 companies by (Lightwave) analysts at
OFC 2003 with the BandXchange Optical 2R Regenerator. Sold Lightbit
to provide return to investors even in declining market conditions. Centerpoint
Broadband Technologies, San Jose, California. Director,
Advanced Network Architecture, 1999 to 2001. Responsible
for the engineering and development of the next generation add/drop
multiplexer (ADM) and dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM)
transmission to support different network architectures. Evaluated
optical technologies and components for system implementation, including
optical multiplexer/demultiplexer, tunable lasers, optical switches, optical
amplifiers, optical variable attenuators and optical performance monitoring
devices. Instrumental
in the definition and design, from concept to implementation, of the first
generation optical fiber transmission ADM equipment, with capacity of 20 Gb/s
per wavelength channel, and providing additional functionality such as
cross-connect, transparent transport, and ring topologies. Joined
Centerpoint at early stage as a key member of the team. Since then the
company grew over ten times. Actively
contributed in the development and execution of the company’s business pan
and strategic planning. Lead the
engineering team and provided technical direction to the engineering team and
company as whole. Defined the
product; developed system requirements, product architecture, specifications
and implementation using a new technology of optical frequency division
multiplexing (OFDM) or subcarrier multiplexing (SCM). Manage
component suppliers, contractors and interacted with key customers. Active
participant and principal member of standards organizations, including the
Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF), American National Standards Institute
(ANSI) T1 Committee and closely followed ITU-T optical networking standards. Fujitsu
Network Communications, Richardson, Texas. Senior
Product Line Manager/Senior Product Planner, 1998 to 1999. Directly responsible for the
product planning and management of the next generation, high-speed dense
wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) and optical networking transmission
(OC-192) product line. Designed the system architecture of
the next generation 1.76 Tera-bit/s (176 channels at 10 Gb/s per channel)
DWDM network equipment, using the latest optical devices and technologies L
band optical amplifiers, tunable lasers, optical tunable filters (AOTF),
optical switches and dispersion compensation. Successfully manage and introduced
to the market the 32 Channels, OC-192, 320 Gbit/s optically amplified
WDM/SONET FLASHWAVE product line. Responsible for leading the
planning and overseeing the development of the next generation optical
networking products including a dynamic optical add/drop multiplexer (OADM),
all-optical survivable rings (OBLSR, OBPSR) and all-optical cross-connect
(OCCS) products. Develop business and strategic
plans, which provide direction on new product development to executive
management in the US and Japan for better business decision making, based on
market requirements, trends and evolution of technology. Specify product requirements to the
Research and Development (R&D) group, domestically and in Japan.
Negotiate technical specifications and business issues internally and
externally with customers. Participate in hardware and software design
reviews with R&D in Japan. Assess technology and capabilities of
suppliers and stay up to date with technology trends. Contribute to emerging Bellcore
(Telcordia) standards, including GR-2979-CORE, GR-3009-CORE for photonic
cross connect equipment requirements. Performed work
in the Switching Division with the FETEX 150 Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
broadband integrated services digital network (ISDN) switch for the public
network. Experience in
ATM switching architectures, network design, provisioning, operations,
maintenance, and internal ATM cell processing and routing in the switch. Integration
and processing of different protocols such as frame relay, SMDS and circuit
emulation for voice (VoATM), data and switched video services. ATM and SONET
compatibility and switch interfaces at DS1, DS3, OC-1, OC-3, OC-12 and other
optical interfaces. NEC
America, Public Networks Group, Herndon, VA. Product
Line Manager, 1997 to 1998 Worked very
closely with customers and carriers, including Sprint and AT&T, in
providing solutions to their network needs and requirements. Successfully
manage product evaluations, lab qualifications, field trials and deployment. Formed part of
the NEC Management team, which gained AT&T’s business (one of the largest
contract in North America). Management
responsibility for broadband optical fiber communications transport products
including wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) and time division
multiplexing (TDM) SONET, with focus on OC-48 and OC-192 bidirectional line
switched ring (BLSR) and next generation SONET equipment. Active
participant in executive and strategic business development planning and
executive meetings. Determine
market requirements and provides direction to and constantly interacts with
R&D in Japan. Define new product requirements, specifications and
features. Keeps track of technology trends. Successfully
manage the product internally through its life cycle, from planning to
manufacturing and deployment by implementing ISO procedures. Provide
technical support to Sales and Marketing organizations, and conduct technical
presentations which contributed in obtaining the business of two major
customers. Negotiates major customer contracts and address technical issues. Pirelli
Telecommunications Systems, Milan, Italy; Lexington, S.C. Senior
Product Line Manager, 1994 to
1997
Responsible
for planning and managing the optically amplified dense wavelength division
multiplexing (DWDM) system
products.
Defined the
next generation 32 channels (80 Gb/s) DWDM system. Determine
technical and commercial market requirements, define product characteristics,
features and technical specifications. Interact regularly with R&D and
manufacturing in Italy and France. Maintain up to date on emerging
technologies, industry trends, standards and competition. Responsible
for the domestic and international management, including Canada, and Mexico,
of optical amplifier system products. Perform technical and commercial
presentations to customers at engineering and at executive levels. Developed
strategic partnerships for providing a complete solution to customers.
Negotiated distributor, sales reps contracts for international markets. Analyze
customer needs and requirements to provide network design and engineering
solutions for digital telecommunications for major long distance carriers
(MCI, Sprint) and Cable TV service providers (MSOs) using optical amplifiers,
WDM products. Provide advise/consultant on network design and architecture. Perform
product management and marketing functions for optical amplifiers and SDH
transmission equipment. Provide technical support in laboratory qualification
of products and in network field trials. Perform internal and customer
training on DWDM and bidirectional optical amplifier systems. Spent the
first year in the R&D in Milan, Italy and France in the early stages of
design and development of a four-channel SONET/SDH compatible 10 Gb/s
Multi-Wavelength Optical Amplifier (EDFA and WDM) System. This is the first
WDM to be mass produced and deployed in the market place at the time. Participate in
Engineering product design reviews, write technical specifications and
detailed procedures. Manage product
documentation, wrote a series of optical amplifier and WDM technical data
sheets, application notes and technical manuals. Coordinated
and participated in the company’s presence in large trade shows and
conferences; interacted with the media and assisted as the technical subject
matter expert/source in technology publications and
literature.
AT&T
Bell Laboratories, Middletown, N.J. Member of
the Technical Staff (MTS), 1991 to 1993 Optical fiber
communications and photonic switching researcher and instructor, as well as
high definition television (HDTV). Researched,
developed and taught courses in optical communication systems and photonic
switching and next generation, all-optical network. Worked with R&D on
emerging technologies, which let to the publication of a paper. Managed an
optical communications laboratory. Designed, developed, wrote a book, and
taught an Optical Communications Laboratory course which successfully trained
R&D employees by demonstrating principles through hands-on experience in
fiber optics components and systems, including fiber optics attenuation
measurements, splicing, optical sensors; characterization of semiconductor
lasers, LEDs and filters using optical spectrum analyzer; directional
couplers and wavelength division multiplexing (WDM). Participated
in proposals dealing with broadband access networks including fiber in the
loop, fiber to the premise (FTTP), fiber to the curb (FTTC) fiber to home
(FTTH) and ISDN. Researched,
designed, developed and taught a course in High Definition Television (HDTV)
that includes video, signal generation and transmission, NTSC video signal
standards, HDTV systems, HDTV video compression and JPEG/MEPEG standards,
video signal reception, CRT and flat-panel displays, including liquid crystal
(LCD) and thin-film transistor (TFT) elements, human factors in audio and
video systems. Wrote a book on HDTV. Acquired a
solid and extensive knowledge of the telecommunications network, including
analog digital and wireless transmission, RF, microwaves, cellular and
satellite communications, switching, signaling, network architecture, network
management and traffic engineering. Knowledge of
cellular and wireless systems, wave propagation, antennas, RF and microwave
amplifiers, analog and digital modulation, FDMA, TDMA, CDMA. 2
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