Trevor G Marshall, Online Resume

Trevor G. Marshall, Ph.D.,
3423 Hill Canyon Ave.,
Thousand Oaks, California 91360, USA
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EDUCATION
1985 Ph.D. (University of Western Australia)

1978 Master of Engineering (RF Digital Electronics)

STRENGTHS

15 years as a High-Tech Executive - corporate strategy, engineering management, budgeting, customer and investor relations.
As CEO: Built YARC from seed capital to a market capitalization of $50mm
As VP Engr/COO/CTO: Provided the inspiration and engineering design for half a dozen successful products
Understands the special pressures which are placed on executives of Public Corporations, has significant experience presenting the company's technical vision, pre-IPO and post-IPO
Broad technical knowledge ensures a sound strategy, wide-ranging experience guarantees that no details are forgotten
Experienced Communicator with over 75 published papers and articles. Presentations include COMDEX and Microprocessor Forum. Frequent Contributor to BYTE.com and WebTools.com, CMP's TechWeb IT network
Personal expertise in Hardware, Software and RF Design, including Multi-Processing, Internet Infrastructure, Networking, Multimedia and E-Commerce Technologies; Baseband and Broadband Digital RF, Biomedical Engineering, Digital Audio, Digital Video, and Digital Prepress

DIRECTORSHIPS

Definicon Systems Corporation, California, USA, 1987-1988
DanRIP Intl A/S, Roskilde Denmark, 1993-1995
YARC Systems Corporation, California, USA, 1988 to 2001
YARC Systems Ltd., Blackburn, UK, 1996 to 2001

MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS

1988: Instrumental in the merger of Definicon Systems into Helionetics Inc (Nasdaq: HLXC)
1993: Negotiated and closed merger between YARC Systems and the Danish Corporation, DanRIP Intl. A/S
1999: Negotiated merger between YARC Systems and Quality Photographic Imaging Inc
2000: Negotiated a 'white knight' 'merger of equals' between YARC Systems and Printware Inc (Nasdaq: PRTW)

PRIZES AND AWARDS

Personal Achievments:
- I.E.E.E. Region 10 Student Paper Prize, "Efficient Audio-Digital Conversion"
- Australian Patents #75460/81 and #80706/82
Team Achievments:
- 'Eddy' Award for Best Macintosh Accelerator Board, 'MacRageous' RISC Coprocessor System
- MacRageous nominated for product excellence in the category of "Hardware Awards, Add-on Boards" by MacUser UK
- Finalist, MacUser Editors Choice, for "Screamer" 3-D Graphics Accelerator

PUBLISHED PAPERS AND ARTICLES

Dr. Marshall has presented papers at COMDEX, Microprocessor Forum and WLAN Security conferences. A regular contributor to the CMP/TechWeb IT Publications, he has published over 75 papers in both the academic and popular press. A categorized list of the CMP articles can be viewed by clicking this link, while the scholarly publications are available at this link.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2001-	Executive Consultant (http://www.TrevorMarshall.com) Thousand Oaks, California Secure 802.11b WLAN deployment Advanced 802.11b antenna design using FDTD techniques
2001	The Tolly Group (http://www.Tolly.com) Manasquan, New Jersey ' Director of Technology The Tolly Group is a leading Consultancy and Testing Agency, a provider of Independent test reports and analysis on level 1, 2 and 3 networking products Responsible to the CEO for strategic planning of a future business initiative (details under NDA)
1988-2000	YARC Systems Corporation (http://www.YARC.com) Camarillo, California ' Chief Technology Officer / Chief Executive Officer (CTO / CEO) YARC pioneered Multi-Processor Computing technologies. YARC's OEM customers have included Roland DG (Japan), Linotype AG (Germany), Dai-Nippon Screen (Japan), DCA, and Honeywell Aerospace. YARC performed engineering development for Microsoft, Advanced Micro Devices, and AGFA Compugraphic. Responsible for overall product vision, technical definition, preparation of the business plan and presentation to the investment community Successfully built market cap to $50mm in Jan 2000 Negotiated and consummated mergers and acquisitions Contracted with Advanced Micro Devices to supply final Design Verification and OEM supply of Reference Boards for RISC 29000, 29035 and 29050 CPUs Contracted with Microsoft Inc to develop and OEM a Laser Printer Reference Interface for Microsoft's 'TrueImage' Postscript Produced the YARC MacRageous coprocessor, a Multi-Processing accelerator for Pixar's Renderman 3D Graphics software. The MacRageous won the Eddy award as the "Best Accelerator" for 1993 Erected the YARC.com website in 1993, one of the first on the Internet. Implemented (using Perl) a full E-Commerce server, SecureShop.Yarcrip.com, in 1996 The YARC-XP, released in 1997, was the first Internet-enabled Print Server Developed a Multiprocessing Operating System for Windows NT, Linux and MacOS Designed the PROTRAN multiprocessing Coprocessors in partnership with Inmos and Twente University Attracted skilled development staff by maintaining close ties with Universities. Retained staff by nurturing mutual respect between management and the development teams Participated in engineering design reviews, personally undertook key development tasks
1984-1987	Definicon Systems Inc Newbury Park, California ' Chief Technical Officer, Chief Operating Officer (CTO / COO) Definicon produced Computing Coprocessor systems, which accelerated early personal computers so that they could efficiently perform scientific calculations. As Director, instrumental in merger of Definicon into Helionetics Inc As CTO/COO, responsibilities included selection and hiring of staff, technical definition, and management up to market release. Designed the DSI-32 Coprocessor system, in partnership with National Semiconductor. Contracted final Design Verification for NS32032 CPU Designed the DSI-020 Coprocessor in partnership with Motorola Nurtured the Siemens AG account in the German subsidiary, Definicon GmbH.
1982-1984	Cambrian Consultants Inc, Cambrian Systems Inc Westlake Village, California ' Project Engineer, Consultant Cambrian Systems produced Hard Disk media certification equipment, including the 'Super Spin Stand', used for certification of high density magnetic media. Designed several high-speed read amplifier assemblies, using Broadband RF techniques to achieve a phase-linear DC to 1 GHz bandwidth Implemented the DSP design for the Microprocessor based Digital Servo used by Newbury Data, manufacturer of the first 3.5 inch hard disk drives
1975-1982	Curtin University (http://www.curtin.edu.au) Perth, Western Australia ' Lecturer Responsible for planning and teaching the under-graduate course units "Electronic Design" and "Electronic Production." Also assisted with the supervision of under-graduate research projects. WAIT-Aid Ltd ' Consultant WAIT-Aid is the consulting arm of the University. Consulted, on behalf of the University, on several mining and industrial projects, including a Digital-RF Non Directional Beacon and a Synthesized Baseband Communications Receiver

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