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Position: Senior Consultant
Year Joined Firm: 2007
Power Industry Years: 2
Education: B.S., Computer Science from East Tennessee State University; M.S., Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology
Expertise: utility information security, software engineering and architecture, artifical intelligence algorithms, intelligent interface design, firmware design
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Brad offers utilities expertise in information security risk assessment, CIP compliance, utility security standards development, and secure systems engineering methodology. Brad brings the necessary technical experience and understanding required to rapidly deliver client architectures for the power systems domain. He brings technical supervision, project time and dollars estimation and project execution experiences to EnerNex, as well as a deep understanding of multiple product lifecycle experiences in design and development of software and electronics firmware.
Brad joined EnerNex Corporation as a utility communications security architect and consults on utility communications applications. Brad’s primary areas of expertise include mobile/wearable computer technology, artificial intelligence algorithms, computer vision and embedded systems development. Brad has a strong interest in batteries and mobile power aspects of mobile computing.
Prior to joining at EnerNex, Brad was a senior technical lead at Applied Systems Intelligence in Roswell, Ga. In this capacity, he defined and led the software technical aspects of various artificial intelligence technology programs for defense, government, and aerospace customers. Examples of his work include: simulation content and simulation software architecture development for J-UCAS related projects, research and development for Future Combat Systems - Warfighter Machine Interface Software, intelligent workflow automation components for the DD(X) program, an automated constraint-based operational planner for F-35 pilots, intelligence analyst decision support tools construction and risk assessment and wearable computer software prototype development for Navy SEAL applications.
Brad also worked at 4Access Communications, a startup check reader company, where he designed, tested, integrated Linux drivers, DSP algorithms and analog front ends for multimodal (magnetic and optical) MICR character recognition and processing.
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