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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Bill 4.A-Andrews 11/15/2010I ANDREWS, SCOTT 13 ry° ;Cogenia Partners, LLC 1 101 H Street Suite K Patali imn r °A'Qd0-F;9 Technical Partner Previous Governn n Dates" None Cnnc or Cn�aritaDi None . 9 .. 9 transpo ( HVVAn 'p 1 9� Y g r wi e w l Hi hwa F ), Metropolitan Trans ortaion t Com DOT Federa mission (MTC; ave: ensive ac noun an raps o ro ec s rou m consultin wo Admni stration American Associauon State Highway "Transportation Officials (AASHTO) and the automotive industry. Thismork has .included "the technical conceptualization, strategic " definition, and development of advanced transportation and vehicle systems. I recently completed a ,major project working with the auto industry and-the US DOT to develop an a system to improve safety and mobility by providing vehicle; to- vehicle and vehicle -to- roadside communications :technology (;IntelliDrive). I am currently engaged in two related projects: We are a subcontractor onthe i680 High Occupancy Toll „(HOT)'°Lanes °project sponsored by MTC where we, ,will be developing an advanced transportation test bed to support evaluation of new technologies to support the MTC HOT Lanes. We are also engaged in a long range multidi5ciplihary' project in 'partnership with the UC Berkeley Transportation Sustainability Research Center to develop ,a research plan for a multimodal Integrated Adaptive Transportation System (TATS). This project is funded by the FHWA T rner - Fairbank Highway Iq I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of California, Irvine, and a Masters Degree in'Electronic Engineering from Stanford University. ne I have 'a deep understanding of the issues surrounding transportation systems. This includes the technological aspects as well as the non- technical barriers and motivations that impact the implementation of such projects.,,As a result I feel I bring an_ informed view to the assesment and recommendation process, and. would add substantial value `to the work of the committee. Having' recently moved to the area - from the Silicon Valley area, tarn keenly aware of the need to balance effective transport, which. is .needed to support economic viability, with environmental, growth and quality of life concerns. - To be truly effective any transportation system must not only meet the needs of the citizens, it serves,'it must also fit gracefuly.into the local, environment, the existing1r.ansportation infrastructure, and the sensibilities of the local users and residents. 4' I am_ founder and Techical Partner of a small engineering consulting firm in Petaluma. Our firm.,is engaged in projects aimed at improving transportation mobility and safety. I am also engaged in formal research work to better understand the complex interplay between social, political,- .economic and ;legal (SPEL) constraints relative to the deployemnt of new technologically d "riven transportation systems. I feel this depth will enhance the insight of the Committee. 15 � �^ .� . ^ ^ ^ » ' ^� ` - � ON YES NO None YES NO City; Of Petaluma WOO site e-newsletter go Revised August l2'2OO8 ° � ^ 16 Scott Andrews 915 Western Ave. (650) 279 -0242 Petaluma, CA 94952 Summary Creative, energetic, and innovative internationally recognized executive experienced in general management, systems engineering, advanced product development, advanced technology, development, strategic planning, and program management • Vehicle Electrical /Electronics Systems • Enterprise Software • Vehicle Information Systems • Multimedia /Internet Computing • Communications Systems • Vehicle Safety and Control Systems • ITS and Related - Industries • Spacecraft Electronics • Program and Project Management • Mobile Information Technology 12 /2001- Present Consultant Experience Systems Engineering, business development and technical strategy consulting supporting automotive and information technology. Current Engagements: • Chief System Architect for the Vehicle Infrastructure - Integration (VIIC) program (BMW, Chrysler, Daimler Benz Ford, GM, Honda, Nissan, Toyota, VW); • Technical consultant t6,ARINC for development of standards and technical analysis for Dedicated Short Range Communications Systems (DSRC) and positioning systems • Expert Witness for Alpine, Denso and Pioneer Corporation in patent infringement related International Trade Commission matter • Expert Witness for Honda in patent infringement lawsuit); 14 asserted patents dealing with telematics equipment interfaces and functions. Recent Engagements: • Telematics delivery, architecture development for a.Fortune 100 service provider • Technical consultant to the Vehicle Safety Consortium developing Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) standards for safety systems; • Expert Witness for BMW in patent infringement lawsuit (American CalCar, Inc. v BMW) included prior art search, invalidity & non - infringement reports, rebuttals reports, depositions, etc for 12 patents with 200+ asserted claims. -Expert Witness, TomTom Corporation in patent= infringement,lawsuit. dealing with wireless traffic information systems. • Toyota Motor Sales — 10 year technology survey; • Sakura Associates Survey of laws governing business practices and usage of electronic systems in, motor vehicles (US, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Korea and Australia) performed for a major Asian auto maker; • Connected Vehicle Trade Association- Transferred AMI -C specifications to ISO TC 22, TC 204 AND OSGi. Developed'OSGi Vehicle Interface Specification; • Personal navigation device product feature and opportunity analyses for Thales- Magellan and Rand McNally 4/200010 12/2001 Cogenia, Inc. President and .Chief Executive Officer, Founder Founded company in 2000 to develop enterprise class data management software system. Scott Andrews i Responsibilities; development of business concept and plan, corporate administration including financial and legal management, leadership of executive team in product development, fundraising, business developaent, organizational development, and investor relations. Raised $2.2M between 8%00 and 5101 from individuals and fiends; 19961o Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan Project General,M'anager, R &D Management Division Responsibilities included the conceptualization and development of multimedia and new i technology products and services for Toyota's future generations of passenger vehicles in the United' States and Europe, `Heavy emphasis on strategy for information systems, and on development of technical concepts for computing and Internet oriented systems. Working under direction of Toyota hoard members, established the.Automotive Multimedia Interface Collaboration (AMI -C), a partnership of the world's car makers to develop a uniform; computing architecture for vehicle multimedia systems, and led all ' early technical'; planning and ,legal work. ,Past responsibilities included leading Toyota's US Automated Highway Systems program, management of technical contracts with Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Lab (Image= based- coll-i sl on - warninb s }stems) and the development of Toyota's position on the US Intelligent Vehicle Initiative. 1983 to 1996 TRW, Inc. Held a series of increasingly responsible positions in program: management, technology development and business .development. 1993 to 1996 TRW Automotive Electronics Group Director, Advanced Product Planning /Development Specific: responsibilities included leadership and overall management of advanced development programs such as Automotive Radar, Occupant : Sensing, In Vehicle Information Systems, and.other emerging transportation° products; Managed remotely located advanced development laboratory performing approximately $6M in annual development projects. 1983 to 1993 TRW Space & Electronics Group Manager, MMIC Products Organization Developed TRW's commercial GaAs MMIC business. Responsibilities included development of business strategy and business plan, and overall management of customer and R &D programs. Developed extensive international business base and took operation from start-up to $5M sales per year in under two years. Developed the first single chip 94 GHz Radar (Used for automotive cruise control and anti collision systems). 1979 -1983 'Teledyne Microwave Developed high; reliability microwave components. Developed CAD tools. 1977 -1979 Ford Aerospace, Advanced Development Operation Designed, tested and delivered microwave radar receiver systems Education MSEE Stanford University, 1982 BSEE University of CA, Irvine 1977 TRW Senior Leadership Program 1992 Interests Car Restoration and automotive systems, Architecture, Art collecting, Japanese prints, Music, Gardening, Paleo- anthropology and early language Scott Andrews 1