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Welcome to the Antennas and Propagation Network discussion page on Engineering Communities!

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    Hello,

    glad to join the group.

    I started my career working as a mathematician at a government agency, I then moved to Nokia for around 15 years helping to develop some of the 1st internal antennas in mobile phones and becoming antenna group leader for the UK, a brilliant job with some superb people - loved every minute of it. After that I worked for a small medical company developing some cellular connected medical products. I'm currently working at Sky as head of department looking after Antennas and RF (did you know we designed all our own hardware in the UK?). I still love antenna design, antenna problems and using simulation tools.

    I enjoy making and mending things no matter what they are - an interest shared with many engineers
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    Hello,

    glad to join the group.

    I started my career working as a mathematician at a government agency, I then moved to Nokia for around 15 years helping to develop some of the 1st internal antennas in mobile phones and becoming antenna group leader for the UK, a brilliant job with some superb people - loved every minute of it. After that I worked for a small medical company developing some cellular connected medical products. I'm currently working at Sky as head of department looking after Antennas and RF (did you know we designed all our own hardware in the UK?). I still love antenna design, antenna problems and using simulation tools.

    I enjoy making and mending things no matter what they are - an interest shared with many engineers
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