The resume of James W. Hart, P.E.,
 dba HARTECH

Education

BSEE, MIT, Cambridge, MA

MBA, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

Licenses, Societies, Patents

Registered Professional Engineer. Holder of FCC commercial and amateur radio licenses. Senior Member, IEEE; past chairman of Antenna and Propagation Society, Denver Section; and past member of Denver Executive Committee. Treasurer for the IEEE International Communications Conference '91. Past member and Director of Colorado Engineering Council. Holder of two U.S. patents for antenna design. In 2007 awarded Fellow in Radio Club of America.

Business Experience

10/2005 to Present

James W. Hart, P.E., dba Hartech, is now a proprietorship and continues the work performed by Hartech, Inc.

10/71 to 9/2005

HARTECH, INC., Littleton, CO. President. Hart has designed two-way land mobile radio systems, and analog and digital microwave radio systems for commercial and government clients. He performs propagation and coverage studies, and engineering-economic tradeoff analyses. Hart has been an expert witness in federal and state courts. For about 20 years Hart was an adjunct faculty staff member at the University of Denver teaching courses in mobile radio systems, microwave radio system design, and satellite communications system design in their Masters of Telecommunications Degree program until retiring from the university at the end of 2007.

12/69 to 09/71

MICROWAVE SYSTEMS COMPANY, Golden, CO. Vice President. Successfully performed microwave system planning for specialized common carrier and CATV clients.

10/66 to 11/69

ANDREW CORPORATION, Orland Park, IL. Director of Projects and Administration. Directed R&D budget for antenna and cable products. Also responsible for corporate quality control, product services, technical field services, technical and pricing proposal preparation, and technical publication activities.

07/61 to 09/66

DYNASCAN CORPORATION, Chicago, IL. General Manager of the Mark Products Division. Successfully directed all design, production, and sales activities of a highly profitable line of antenna and communications products. Before being named G.M., Hart designed many of the microwave and two-way radio mobile and fixed antenna products.

07/51 to 06/61

MOTOROLA, INC., Chicago, IL. In charge of the design and administration of many military communications, radar, and ECM equipment programs. On leave of absence from '54 to '56 to serve as a radar and ECM instructor in the U.S. Army.