Stuart Strickland is a Distinguished Technologist in the CTO team at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, with a focus on strategic planning for Wi-Fi in relation to cellular networks. He represents Aruba in 3GPP, WFA, IEEE, and WBA on issues relating to spectrum allocation, Wi-Fi/cellular coexistence, and integrated network architectures. Prior to joining Aruba, he led Qualcomm’s Wi-Fi/small cell convergence and hybrid location strategies, served as Vice President of CSR’s location-based services business unit, as CTO of Insiteo, as lead software architect for the Radio Network Controller of Siemens’ first 3G network infrastructure, and as assistant professor of history at Northwestern University. He holds a PhD in the History of Science from Harvard University and an AB in the Philosophy of Mathematics from Columbia University.
