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Raziq Yaqub, Ph.D 15 Cook Court, Stewartsville, NJ-08886, USA▪ Tel 908.454.7669 ▪ Cell: 908.319.8422 • [email protected]

Resume/CV

SUMMARY

20+ Years of diverse experience in industry, government and academia as a Research Director, a Senior Consultant, an Associate Professor, and a Department Head of Technical Training. Multidisciplinary knowledge of Mobile Communication Networks, Cyber Security, and Smart Grid Systems. Track record of inventing technologies for Telecom and Financial Industries, such as Toshiba and Wells Fargo. Recipient of New Jersey Hall of Fame’s Inventor of the Year Award. Research management includes leading Toshiba America Research, and Nokia Research Japan, as a Research Director and a Research Scholar. Proven expertise in grant writing as Sr. Consultant to the State of New Jersey to secure $87 Million grant from the Federal Government for 4G Wireless Network for First Respondents. International exposure and extensive experience in leading and contributing to Mobile Communication standards organizations such as 3GPP, IEEE, WiMAX, MWIF, and OMA, as a Chairman, or a contributor. Recognized expertise in writing and evaluating grant proposals for NSF, patents for Patent Attorneys, and technical papers scientific communities. Experienced in translating proposals into feasible projects and developing business strategies for employers such as Japanese telecom service providers KDDI Corporation Japan, for implementation of 3GPP/3GPP2 standards. Leadership in running the affairs of State Universities as a Faculty, a Chairman Academic Standards Committee, and Member Advisory Board of Life Long Learning. Distinguished teaching record in several well reputed universities such as Stevens Institute of Technology, Rowan University, TCNJ, etc. Head of NIKSUN Corporate Training Center to serve multiple constituencies, such as overseeing trainers and trainees, establishing training policies and procedures, defining curricula and developing courses, delivering technical trainings on Cybersecurity and Network Performance Monitoring to internal employees or external customers, on site or online. Planned and conducted numerous international conferences/panel discussions/seminars. Excellent public presentation skills. Understand corporate, academic, and government culture. Communicate in English, Japanese, Hindi, Urdu, & Punjabi.

CITIZENSHIP:

US Citizenship

EDUCATION:

Ph.D. Electrical Engineering (Telecommunications) Keio University, Japan APR 1995 – DEC 1997

MS. Electrical Engineering (Power Systems) UET Peshawar, Pakistan APR 1991 – DEC 1993

MBA (Marketing) Fairleigh Dickinson University, NJ, USA APR 2002 – May 2004

Key Skills:

Leading research teams in industry and academia, and performing applied research to invent technologies 12 Year Experience

Leading and contributing Mobile Communication Standards Organizations (3GPP, IEEE, IETF, WiMAX) 12 Year Experience

Leading Corporate Training Department’s End to End operation, and teaching in Public/private Universities 06 Year Experience

Consulting the Government Departments, Financial Industry, and Patent Attorneys on technical matters 06 Year Experience

Evaluating NSF grant proposals, IEEE and Elsevier’s Scientific papers, Students’ Projects, and Subordinates 25 Year Experience

Positions Held (Chronological Order)

Associate Professor, Alabama A&M University, Huntsville, AL Aug 2016-Current

Inventor, Wells Fargo (Contract Consultant) Dec 2016-Current

Patent Expert Apple (Contract Consultant) June 2016-Current

Professor (contract), Stevens Institute (www.stevens.edu), & Rowan University (www.rowan.edu), USA JUN 2009 – Aug 2016

Director/Head NIKSUN Corporate Training Department, Princeton, New Jersey, USA DEC 2012 – MAY 2015

Associate Professor, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Tennessee (State University), USA JAN 2011 – JAN 2013

Senior Consultant Office of Information Technology, State of New Jersey, USA. JUN’ 09 – JAN 2011

Research Director, Toshiba America Research Inc., Piscataway, New Jersey, USA MAY 2001 – JUN 2009

Assistant Manager, KDDI Corporation, Tokyo, Japan APR 1999 – MAY 2001

Research Engineer, Nokia Research Center, Tokyo, Japan JAN 1998 – JAN 1999

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Visiting Researcher and Ph.D. Student, Keio University, Japan SEP 1993 – MAY 1998

Assist. Divisional Engineer, Telephone & Telegraph Department, Federal Government of Pakistan AUG 1989 – SEP 1993

Shift Engineer, Water & Power Development Authority, Pakistan JAN 1988 – AUG 1989

Accomplishments in Government

Senior Consultant (State of New Jersey; Office of Information Technology, June-December 2010)

Prepared grant application for the Office of Information Technology, State of New Jersey, and secured $87 Million grant from the Federal Government for the deployment of 700 MHz LTE/4G Mobile Network for Public Safety/1st Respondents.

Also developed “Request for Proposal”, and “Request for Comments” from LTE vendors.

Spokesperson (Department of Homeland Security (DHS); June 2009-January 2010)

Represented DHS in 3GPP, presented technical contributions on "Multimedia Priority Service”, and “Govt. Emergency

Telecomm Service", and influenced the 3GPP-Release-9 technical specifications to achieve the results desired by the DHS

Miscellaneous Consulting Assignments

Haynes and Boone, LLP, (an international corporate law firm) Dallas, TX, in connection with its legal representation of Apple

Mots Law PLLC, Washington DC, to provide technical advice on patents, technical gap analysis and response to office actions

Oblon LLP, (a law firm) Alexandria, VA, to provide technical advice on 3GPP Standards

Accomplishments in Industry

Director/Head Technical Training Department, NIKSUN, Princeton, NJ, USA (DEC 2012 – May 2015)

Started NIKUN Corporate Training Department (aka NIKSUN University) from scratch to provide trainings on “Cybersecurity”, and “Network Performance” for internal employees (security analysts, engineers, sales force), and external customers, partners and resellers. Became head of the department to carry out following four major responsibilities:

Instructional Design: Developed new courses on “Cybersecurity” and “Network Performance Monitoring” and improved existing course contents based on the need assessment, industry’s current issues, and feedback from internal teams. Not only developed, but also delivered courses at Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced levels to diversified audience such as, Security Analysts, System Engineers, Sales Force, Customers, Resellers, and Partners. Developed course curriculum, syllabi, course numbering scheme, and training manuals. Implemented the process for collecting web-based feedback trainees.

Operations Management: Effectively managed trainings, trainers, trainees. Guided NIKSUN marketing department to advertise the trainings. Directed web developers to develop training portal, and online training registration process. Coordinated with VPs, to assign field expert trainers or recruited trainers, selected instructional methods (on sight/online) and training venues. Prepared long term course roasters and individual course agendas. Collected trainees’ feedback at the end of each training and analyzed the feedback to measure the effectiveness of trainings, trainers and training material.

Certification Program: Created a complete Certification Test program for the assessment of Cyber Security Analysts, System Engineers, Product Managers, and Technical Support, at Advanced, Intermediate and Basic levels. Established a process and used digital tools, such as MCQM, WebEX, and GTM for promoting e-learning and taking online quizzes.

Increasing Responsibilities: Hired as Director, promoted to Department Head. Selected by the CEO to: (a) be a Moderator of NIKSUN Cyber Security Consortium (group of academic, private, and public partners), with the mission of “Learning Cybersecurity by Doing Cybersecurity”), (b) prepare budget of NIKSUN Cybersecurity University, (c) lead end to end efforts in planning and conducting NIKSUN Cybersecurity Tournaments for university students, (d) organize international conferences, (e) interact with Clients, Value Added Resellers, and Industry Leaders, to execute NDAs and agreements.

Research Director (Toshiba America Research Inc. (TARI), Piscataway NJ, JUN 2001 - JUN 2009)

Hired as Research Director and promoted to Executive Director in 2006. Executed following end to end process for 9 years.

Secured annual grants up to $8Million for the continuation of TARI projects in the USA, by producing semi-annual reports on project details, and submitting to the Toshiba Headquarters.

Conducted research, and managed research teams to invent new technologies. Filed 34 patents (24 issued) that generated an estimated annual revenue stream of about $10M. Received Inventor of the Year Award in 2014 from NJ Hall of Fame.

Appointed as a working group chair of Mobile Wireless Internet Forum, to lead international Mobile Operators (e.g. Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, BT, Vodafone, etc.) to deliver 2 technical/service requirement specifications. Received Appreciation Award.

Submitted 150+ contributions to 3GPP, OMA and IEEE. Also took leadership role e.g. as a Rapporteur 3GPP SA3 to initiate Study Item and develop Technical Feasibility Report TR 33.817 on “Use of Single SIM for Multiple Device Authentication”.



Received a title of Founder Member, Toshiba Patent Evaluation Board; managed 100+ disclosures, evaluated 300+ inventions to provide advice to business units in Japan. Also delivered patent trainings to researchers/inventors.

Guided Toshiba business units for developing strategy and the business by participating in WiMAX Forum meetings.

Took leadership role in establishing a coalition with Nortel for joint development of Toshiba-Nortel WiMAX base stations.

Participated in IEEE 802.11n, and launched alliance of semiconductor vendors. Received Toshiba Corporate Award.

Saved Toshiba 30% in outsourcing costs on patent commercialization, contracted with IP.com at a savings of 25% annually for legal protection of IPR, directly interacted with clients, executed NDAs, and signed agreements and contracts.

Assistant Manager, KDDI Corporation, Tokyo, Japan (APR 1999 – MAY 2001)

Hired on contract position, promoted to a permanent Assistant Manager position in one year.

Actively participated/contributed in 3GPP and 3GPP2 standards organizations to provide 3GPP & 3GPP2 technology gap analysis to senior management that helped them decide to deploy 3GPP CDMA technology to be the future business for KDDI.

Research Engineer, Nokia Research Center, Tokyo, Japan (JAN 1998 – JAN 1999)

Developed Mobile Wireless Internet Technologies for Nokia Research Center, Japan. Also represented Nokia in regional (Japanese) standards organization called “ARIB” (Association of Radio Industries and Businesses.

Assistant Divisional Engineer (ADE), Telephone & Telegraph Department of Federal Government (1989-93)

Planned Digital Telephone Exchanges, and installed them with the coordination with Siemens Germany, and Telephone

Industry of Pakistan.

Transferred to Islamabad to work with foreign consultants for long term planning of Digital Exchanges all over Pakistan.

Shift Engineer, Water & Power Development Authority, Pakistan (1988-89)

Remained a Shift Engineer to produce the highest, ever recorded hydroelectric power through directly leading a staff of ten.

Accomplishments in Academia

Remained, Associate Professor, ¾ Time Professor, and Adjunct Professor in reputed universities. Responsibilities as an adjunct, and Accomplishments as an Associate professor in chronological order are:

Professor (Contract), Rowan University, New Jersey (Aug-2015-2016)

Delivered core course on Electrical Communication Systems to undergraduate students (Fall 2015)

Delivered core course on Circuit Analysis to undergraduate students (Spring 2016)

Delivered core course on Statistics for Engineers to undergraduate students (Spring 2016)

Professor (Contract), Stevens Institute of Technology, New Jersey (Jan 2009 - Dec 2015)

Delivered a core course on Cyber Security to under graduate students of Computer Department (Fall 2015 Semester)

Proposed new course on Smart Grid, developed course contents and delivered to graduate students (Fall ‘09, Fall ‘10, Fall ’11). Course contents were developed in consultation with industry to ensure that graduates are employable. No text books on the subject were available in the market then.

Proposed a course on Power System and delivered to graduate students (Spring ‘10, Spring ’11)

Delivered a course on Engineering Design and Instrumentation (Spring 09, Fall ’09, Spring ’10, Fall ’10, Spring ’11, Fall ’11)

Supervised Senior Design Project on Haiti House, a Department of Defense project

Adjunct Professor, The College of New Jersey, New Jersey (Aug-Dec 2015)

Delivered Circuit Analysis to under graduate students

Associate Professor, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) (JAN 2011-Jan 2013)

Proposed a new course on, Advanced Metering Infrastructure & Cyber Security, developed course contents and delivered to

graduate students (Summer ’11, Summer ’12) Course contents were developed in consultation with Computer Science

Department and industry to promote inter-discipline collaboration and that graduates are employable. No text books on the

subject were available in the market then)

Proposed a new course on, 4G Mobile Systems and it Applications, developed course contents and delivered to graduate

students (Spring ’12). No text books on the subject were available in the market then)

Proposed a courses on, Smart Grid and delivered to graduate students (Spring ’11, Spring ’12)

Delivered a course on Analogue & Digital Communication to graduate students



Delivered a course on Signals & Systems

Grants & Funding Proposals in Academia

PI (Principal Investigator) on NSF-REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates)

PI on STEM professional development, Tennessee Higher Education Commission

PI on electricity generation in electric vehicle using piezoelectric materials, TN Score, Tennessee

PI on iv6-Green (technologies developed for EV charging), U.S Department of Commerce

Negotiated purchase of a Real Time Simulator of $300,000 at $150,000 (50% the cost saving)

Negotiated purchase of a Motor Analyzer of $80,000 at $35,000 (43% cost saving)

Convinced SEL (Schweitzer) to donate PMUs bringing $35,000 (100% cost saving to the UTC)

Received financial and in kind sponsorship from Industry to conduct two annual Smart Grid Workshops (200 participants each)

Establishment of New Laboratory for Smart Grid

Acquired space for the laboratory in UTC

Purchased and installed lab equipment (RealTime Simulator, Smart Meters, Home Energy Appliances)

Acquired anonymous data from Electric Power Board (EPB) for research

Services & Leadership

Appointed as Chair Academic Standards Committee at UTC to set education standards and resolve students’ conflicts/issues

Initiated, organized, and chaired two annual Smart Grid Workshops (200 participants in each)

Actively participated in city of Chattanooga Partners Proof of Concept Review Panel (CPPCRP), and contributed innovative ideas in Vision Document on how to make the city of Chattanooga the smartest city in world

Contributed to Tennessee Board of Education on revising K-12 Science Curriculum Standards, and implementing pedagogical strategies in their teaching for “Energy Discipline”

Team worked with Department Head and Faculty members and assisted in accreditation efforts

Performed community services by introducing energy efficiency awareness in middle, and high schools of Chattanooga

Invited to the UNO’s event in New York to suggest strategies to raise higher education standard in Pakistan

1. Research:

While in industry, research performed in mobile wireless communication, and filed 34 patents (22 already issued)

While in academia, research performed in Energy Management, Electric Vehicles (EV), EV Batteries, and published papers

Remained Direct Advisor or an Advisory Committee Member for at least 10 Master Thesis groups/individuals



2. Publications and Patents

Books

1. Co-author of book Chapter on Optimized Energy Consumption and Demand Side Management in Smart Grid, IGI Global Copyright: © 2016 , DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-0072-8.ch001

Journal Papers

2. Raziq Yaqub, Sadiq Ahmad, Ayaz Ahmad, Muhammad Amin, “Smart Energy-consumption Management System Considering Consumers’ Spending Goals (SEMS-CCSG), John Wiley’s International Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems (2016), Volume 26, Issue 7, July 2016, Pages 1570–1584

3. Raziq Yaqub, Ambreen Joyo, Nicholas Madamopoulos, Advanced MATSAT “Managing Traffic-light-duration by exploiting Smart Antenna Technology” for Coordinated Multiple-Intersections (CMI). (under construction for Elsevier Journal)

Transaction Papers

4. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Parallel Coded Optical Multicarrier Frequency Division Multiplexing -A potential Step Towards High Speed, High Capacity, and High Reliability”, IEICE transactions on communications, Japan, Nov. '96

5. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Semiconductor Laser's Nonlinearity Compensation for DS-CDMA Optical Transmission System by Post Nonlinearity Recovery Block”, IEICE transactions on communications, Japan, March '96

6. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Inter and Intrasystem Nonlinearity Compensation for Radio on Fiber Considering Wideband CDMA Air-interface”. IEICE transactions on communications, Japan, Jan. '00.

7. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Code Division Multiple Access with Optical Multicarrier and Parallel FEC Codes” IEICE transactions on communications, Japan, April ‘98

Conference Papers

8. Raziq Yaqub, Ambreen Joyo, Nicholas Madamopoulos, “Managing Traffic-light-duration by exploiting Smart Antenna Technology (MATSAT)”, IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Quality of service (IWQoS), June 15-16, 2015, Portland, Oregon, USA.

9. Raziq Yaqub, Ambreen Joyo, Nicholas Madamopoulos, “Managing Traffic-light-duration by exploiting Smart Antenna Technology (MATSAT)” for Coordinated Multiple-Intersections (CMI), IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies, December 19-20, 2015, Pakistan.

10. Raziq Yaqub, Nasir A Boakye-Boateng, Hafiz Ahmed, Yunpeng Wang, “System Architecture for Ride Portfolio Reporting Employing Energy Harvesting Scheme” IEEE/ACM International Conference on Connected Vehicles and Expo (ICCVE), December 2012, Beijing, China,

11. Raziq Yaqub, Bilal Hamid, and Azzam ul Assar “Appliance Performance Monitoring and Warranty Alert system” ICOSST 2013 (International Conference on Open Source Systems and Technologies, 2013, Lahore, Pakistan, (IEEE sponsored).

12. Raziq Yaqub, Yu Cao, Smartphone-Based Accurate Driving -Range Calculation and Energy Efficient Route Selection For Electric Vehicle, “2012 IEEE International Electric Vehicle Conference, March 4-8, 2012, Greenville, South Carolina, USA

13. Raziq Yaqub, Azaz Tariq, Yu Cao, “Smart Solution for Fair Value Compensation (FVC) in EV-Batteries based Mobile Microgrid”, 3rd IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid Communications, Tainan City, Taiwan Nov. 2012.

14. Ihsan Ul Haq; Khawaja Yahya; James Irvine, Raziq Yaqub; Tariq M Jadoon, “Seamless Handoff Based on Network Discovery for Future Heterogeneous Mobile Networks”, International Conference on Ultra Modern Telecommunications ICUMT, St. Petersburg, Russia, October 2009.

15. Raziq Yaqub, Ihsan Ul Haq, Khawaja M. Yahya, "Architecture Supporting Network Discovery in Future Heterogeneous Networks" Proceeding 12th IEEE International Multi-topic Conference (INMIC), Karachi, Pakistan, Dec 23-24, 2008..

16. Ihsan Ul Haq, Khawaja M. Yahya, Raziq Yaqub, Jadoon, T.M., Shah, S.W. Effect of Speech Activity Detection in IEEE 802.11 Wireless Networks. IEEE Second International Conference on Emerging Technologies (ICET ’07), Pakistan, Nov 2007.

17. Raziq Yaqub, Ihsan Ul Haq & Khawaja M. Yahya, "Network Discovery Approach in Heterogeneous Radio Access Networks" 2nd International Conference on Emerging Technologies Peshawar, Pakistan, 13-14 November 2006.

18. Raziq Yaqub, “Network Discovery through Moving Networks-Information-Server”, IEEE International Conference on Communications and Networking in China (ChinaCom '06). Beijing, China, October 2006.

19. Raziq Yaqub, Sunil Madhani, “Time-Tag Based Efficient Information Access”, IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC ’06), Las Vegas, USA, April 2006.

20. Raziq Yaqub, “Capabilities & Limitations of 3rd Generation Mobile Communication Systems & Approach towards Future Systems” IEEE International Workshop on Distributed Computing and Communications (IWDCCA ‘00), Islamabad, Pakistan, May 00. (http://iwdcca.8m.com/finalprogram.htm)



21. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Inter and Intrasystem Nonlinearity Compensation for Radio on Fiber Considering Wideband CDMA Air-interface”. IEEE Vehicular Communications Technologies (VCT ’99 Fall), Amsterdam Netherlands, September 1999.

22. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao “Infrared Multicarrier ATM Transmission incorporating Parallel Coding & Polarization Effect for indoor wireless communication”, IASTED International Conference on Applied Informatics, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, Feb. 1998.

23. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Parallel Coded Optical Multicarrier Frequency Division Multiplexing: A potential Step towards High Speed, High Capacity, and High Reliability”, IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC '97) Montreal, CANADA), June 1997.

24. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Code Division Multiple Access with Optical Multicarrier and Parallel FEC Codes”. IEEE International Conference on Telecommunications (ICT ’97), Melbourne, Australia, April 1997

25. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Modified Parallel Coded Optical Multicarrier Frequency Division Multiplexing”, IEEE Asia-Pacific Symposium on Information & Telecommunication Technologies, Hanoi, Vietnam. March 1997

26. Raziq Yaqub, Nakagawa Massao, “Semiconductor Laser's Nonlinearity Compensation for DS-CDMA Optical Transmission System by Post Nonlinearity Recovery Block”, IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory and Applications (ISITA '96), Victoria Canada, Sept 1996.

Issued Patents

S. No PAT. NO. Title

Date of Issue

1 9,104,703

Converged personal area network service method and system Aug 11, 2015

2 9,100,874

Quality of service provisioning through adaptable and network regulated channel access parameters

Aug 4, 2015

3 9,098,833

Populating and managing (PAM) contact information in the network address book (NAB)

Aug 4, 2015

4 8,981,924 Short range IP based personal area network for personal possessions management

Mar 17, 2015

5 8,706,035

Authenticating multiple devices simultaneously over a wireless link using a single subscriber identity module

Apr 22, 2014

6 8,218,512

Distribution of session keys to the selected multiple access points based on geo-location of APs

Jul 10, 2012

7 8,150,465

Tao Zhang; Sunil Madhani; Raziq Yaqub, “Environmental monitoring using mobile devices and network information server”

Apr 3, 2012

8 8,073,436

Raziq Yaqub, Tao Zhang; “Applications and/or situation responsive utilization of silent periods”

Dec 6, 2011

9 8,060,139

Raziq Yaqub, McAuley Anthony, “Authenticating multiple devices simultaneously over a wireless link using a single subscriber identity module”

Nov 15, 2011

10 8,036,192

Raziq Yaqub, Tao Zhang; “Autonomous and heterogeneous network discovery and reuse”

Oct 11, 2011

11 7,948,918 Raziq Yaqub, “Network discovery utilizing cellular broadcasts/multicasts”

May 24, 2011

12 7,899,592 Raziq Yaqub, “Monitoring of vehicle conditions utilizing cellular broadcasts”

Mar 1, 2011

13 7,826,424

Raziq Yaqub, “Packet loss prevention during handoff through managed buffer nodes architecture”

Nov 2, 2010

14 7,778,773 Raziq Yaqub, Fajardo Victor “Optimum route planning for service vehicles”

Aug 17, 2010

15 7,729,327

Raziq Yaqub, “Dynamic use of multiple IP network interfaces in mobile devices for packet loss prevention and bandwidth enhancement”

Jun 1, 2010



16 7,729,325

Praveen Gopalakrishnan, David Famolari, Shuichi Obayashi; Raziq Yaqub, “Beamforming and distributed opportunistic scheduling in wireless networks”

Jun 1, 2010

17 7,720,581 Raziq Yaqub, “Monitoring of vehicle conditions utilizing cellular broadcasts”

May 18, 2010

18 7,603,138

Tao Zhang; Sunil Madhani; Raziq Yaqub, “Environmental monitoring using mobile devices and network information server”

Oct 13, 2009

19 7,505,433

Raziq Yaqub, Tao Zhang; “Autonomous and heterogeneous network discovery and reuse”

Mar 17, 2009

20 7,502,348 Tao Zhang; Raziq Yaqub; “Silent proactive handoff”

Mar 10, 2009

21 7,380,000

Raziq Yaqub, Sunil Madhani; “IP network information database in mobile devices for use with media independent information server for enhanced network”

May 27, 2008

Filed Patents

S.

No

Application

No.

Title Filing Date

1 20120052914 Authenticating Multiple Devices Simultaneously Over a Wireless Link Using a Single Subscriber Identity Module

2 20110116475 Vertical Handoff Method, Vertical Handoff System, Home Agent, and Mobile Node

3 20100293183 Converged Personal Area Network Service Method And System

4 20100211430 Monitoring Of Vehicle Conditions Utilizing Cellular Broadcasts

5 20100090841 Environmental Monitoring Using Mobile Devices And Network Information Server

6 20090258641 Multi-Interface Parsable Mobile Devices (PMD) For Energy Conservation And Services Enhancement

7 20090219833 Autonomous And Heterogeneous Network Discovery And Reuse

8 20090216725 Populating and Managing (PAM) Contact Information In The Network Address Book (NAB)

9 20080275643 Optimum Route Planning for Service Vehicles

10 20080106399 Short Range IP Based Personal Area Network for Personal Possessions Management

11 20080056210 Moving Networks Information Server

12 20080031194 Distribution of Session Keys to the Selected Multiple Access Points Based on Geo-Location of APs

13 20070206552 Quality of Service Provisioning Through Adaptable and Network Regulated Channel Access Parameters

14 20070178876 Applications and/or Situation Responsive Utilization of Silent Periods

15 20070140256 Dynamic Use of Multiple IP Network Interfaces in Mobile Devices for Packet Loss Prevention and Bandwidth Enhancement

16 20070109119 Environmental Monitoring Using Mobile Devices and Network Information Server



17 20070093247 Monitoring of Vehicle Conditions Utilizing Cellular Broadcasts

18 20070086359 Network Discovery Utilizing Cellular Broadcasts/Multicasts

19 20070081555 Packet Loss Prevention During Handoff Through Managed Buffer Nodes Architecture

20 20070041344 IP Network Information Database in Mobile Devices for Use with Media Independent Information Server

21 20060221920 Beamforming and Distributed Opportunistic Scheduling in Wireless Networks

22 20060221901 Autonomous and Heterogeneous Network Discovery and Reuse

23 20060221900 Silent Proactive Handoff

24 20040180657 Authenticating Multiple Devices Simultaneously Using a Single Wireless Subscriber Identity Module

25 61471111 Raziq Yaqub, “Automobile Recharging Node (ARN) Discovery and Selection” Apr 02, 2011

26 61497276 Raziq Yaqub, Nelli Sichwart, Faycal Zinidi, “Goal-Oriented Smart Energy-consumption Management System (GO-SEMS)”

Jun 15, 2011

27 61/497276 Raziq Yaqub, “Toll Free/Dial to Energize Automobile Re-charging Node (TDE-RAN)”

Jun 15 2011

28 61487279 Raziq Yaqub, “Prevention of Unauthorized Unplugging of Un-attendant Recharging EVs”

May 18 2011

29 61/499024 Raziq Yaqub, April Ross, Autonomous System for Cleaning Wind Turbine Blades Jun 20 2011

30 61/601020 Raziq Yaqub, Hafiz Ahmed, Yu Cao, Naga Durga, “Architecture and Method for Providing Priority Charging for Government Authorized Emergency Electrical Vehicles”

Feb 21, 2012

31 61/611091 Raziq Yaqub, Khushbo, Preethi Autonomously Battery Charging Tires for Electric Vehicles using Pies-electric Phenomenon

Mar 15 2012

3. Contributions to Technical Standards Organizations

3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) Technical Specifications

Access Network Discovery & Selection (ANDS) for intersystem (3GPP/non 3GPP) Mobility. (Most of the contributions were based on the inventions wherein I am a primary inventor. Few Examples

Contributions to 3GPP Release-8 (LTE)

1. In Busan (Korea) in 2006, introduced ANDS in 3GPP TS-23.402

2. In Florence, in 2007 framed the Architectural Requirements for ANDSF

3. In Greece in Feb 2008, introduced ANDSF Functional Flock in SAE

Contributions to 3GPP Release-9 (LTE)

1. In Qingdao (China) in Oct 2008 introduced the concept of E-ANDSF for SAE

2. In Shanghai Nov ‘08 contributed ANDSF related work in CT1 in TS 24.302

3. In San Antonio in Jan 09 presented study Item on Context Awareness Connectivity

4. In Miami in ‘08 submitted use case scenarios &requirement on MAPIM in SA2

5. 3GPP TR 33.817 Titled as “Feasibility Study on (U)SIM Security Reuse by Peripheral Devices on Local Interfaces. Took

Leadership Role of Feasibility Study Group and worked as Rapporteur of 3GPP TR 33.817”. List of Some of the

Contributions is as below:

6. SP- 030397 (Contribution to SA Plenary), S1-02388 (LS), S1-022380 (Discussion), S1-022382 (WID), S1-084318, Some



contributions on the following topics (in Year 2009),

7. Context (Mobility) Aware Switching of multiple Interfaces (3GPP, WiMAX, WiFi) (S1-090092 (WID), S1-090179 (WID)

8. Requirements and Usage Scenarios of Multiple Access PDN Connectivity and IP Flow Mobility

9. S3-030088 (Discussion), S3-030289 (WID), S3-030379 (CR), S3-040587 (Response to Nokia Comments), S3-040611 CR,

S3-040627 (CR), S3-040628 (CR), S3- 040629 (CR), S3-040839 (LS to Bluetooth SIG), T2-030034 (Contribution presented

in Terminal Group for Discussion), S2-022837 (Contribution presented in SA2 for Discussion).

Contributions to 3GPP CT3/CT4 groups on Multimedia Priority Services (For LTE)

1. In 3GPP CT4# 45, Seville, Spain, August 2009:- C4-092460, C4-092461, C4-092462

2. In 3GPP CT4# 46, Phoenix, USA, Sept 2009:- C3-091295, C3-091296, C3-091297, C4-092460, C4-092461, C4-092462,

C4-093078, C4-093079, C4-093080, C4-093081, C4-093082, C4-093083, C4-093084,

3. In 3GPP CT4# 47, Beijing, China, November 2009:- C4-093868, C4-093869, C4-093870, C4-093871, C4-093872, C4-

093873, C4-093874, C4-093875.

More Contributions

S2-062992, S2-063855, S2-064035, S2-063856 (Discussion), S2-064036, S2-063855, S2-070208, S2-070209 (Discussion), S2-

070865, S2-082711(CR), S2-082712, S2-082713, S2-080129, S2-090305 (CR), S2-090306(CR), S2-090307(CR), S2-

090308(CR), S2-090304 (discussion), S2-090305 (Discussion), S2-091116, S2-090306, S2-090307, S2-091272, S2-092219,

S2-092220(CR), S2-092221, S1-084133, S2-093564, S2-093565, S2-093566, S2-093567

OMA (Open Mobile Alliance) Technical Specifications

CAB (Converged Address Book) (Few contributions are listed as below):

1. In Paris April ‘08, submitted CAB architectural proposal

2. In London in ‘07 contributed use case Scenarios/Requirements on CAB in OMA CPM

3. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0075R01-CR_CR_CAB_AD_Introduction.doc

4. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0094R02 INP_CAB_Architecture_alternatives_and_limitations.doc

5. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0095R02-INP_Additional_details_of_CAB_01_interface_in_Solution1

6. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0114-CR_Detailed_CAB_Architecture_Proposal.doc

7. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0031 INP_CAB_architecture_Toshiba_proposal

8. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0055-INP_Presence_information_in_CAB

9. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0057-INP_CAB_Architecture_Thoughts

10. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0061R01-CR_CAB_Architecture_Proposal

11. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0070-MINUTES_20Aug2008_Chicago-Wednesday

12. OMA-MWG-CAB-2008-0149R01-INP_Moving_Forward

13. OMA-REQ-CAB-2008-0038-INP_word-doc

14. OMA-REQ-CAB-2008-0159-CR_RDRR_Resolution_244

15. OMA-REQ-CAB-2008-0058-INP_word

16. OMA-REQ-CAB-2008-0057-INP_word

CPNS (Converged Personal area Network Services)

17. In Cancun, Mexico, Dec 08 submitted use case scenarios/requirement in OMA CPNS

18. OMA-TP-CPNS-2008-0040-INP_INP_CPNS

19. OMA-REQ-CPNS-2008-0041-INP_Additional_CPNS_Scenarios

20. OMA-REQ-CPNS-2009-0032R02-CR_Additional_Requirements

4. Scholarships

1. 1996-1998 Selected for a Scholarship from Ministry of education, Government of Japan for Ph.D. Program, based on

excellent work performed as a Visiting Researcher.

2. 1995-1996 Selected for a Scholarship from Keio University, for outstanding performance.

3. 1993-1995 Selected from among three continents (Asia, Africa, and South America) for a Scholarship as Visiting



Researcher from Rikyo University, Tokyo Japan.

4. 1980-1981 Selected for Merit Scholarship from Provincial Government, Department of Education, Peshawar, Pakistan

5. 1981-1985 Awarded NWFP University of Engineering and Technology Merit Scholarship; based on best performance

6. Awarded several merit Scholarships from K1-12, from governments and nonprofit organizations.

5. Services to Scientific Community

Honorary Positions Held in Industry Technical Standards

1. Chairman, Working Group-1, Mobile Wireless Internet Forum (1999-2001)

2. Rapporteur 3GPP Technical Report TR 33.817 (2002-2003)

3. Champion, Technical Comments Resolution, OMA (Open Mobile Alliance) CAB working group (2008-2009)

4. Chairman, Academic Standards Committee, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) (2012)

5. Budget and Economic Status Committee University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) (2011)

6. Panel Member, NSF-Division of Computer & Network Systems, Computing Education for the 21st Century. (FEB 2012)

7. Panel Member, City of Chattanooga, to make Chattanooga Smarter city (2011-2012)

8. Chairman IEEE Membership Development, Princeton & Central Jersey Section (2010-2012)

9. Conference Coordinator IEEE Membership Development, Princeton & Central Jersey Section (2008- 2010)

10. Resource Person, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan, for Smart Grid (MAY 2012)

11. Resource Person, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan, for 4G/LTE Wireless Systems (MAY 2012)

12. Resource Person, Pakistan National Talent Pool (May 2015)

13. Consultant, C&J Engineering and Technical Services, LLC, Pennsylvania, USA (Since 2010)

14. Advisory Board Member for “US India Center” at Deslaes University, Allentown, Pennsylvania (2008-2010)

15. Advisory Board Member, Centre for establishment of Advanced Studies in Telecommunication (2006-2007)

16. External Examiner (recurrently appointed) to evaluate Engineering students’ scientific practical/lab work (1988-1993)

Honorary Positions Held in International Event Management (2000 to Present)

1. Organizing Chairman, WWSMC Smart Grid Workshop, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA, June 2013

2. Organizing Chairman “2nd UTC Smart Grid Workshop”, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, OCT 2012.

3. Organizing Chairman “State of the Art Telecommunications in Municipal Governments and Power Industry 2012”,

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC), Tennessee, March 2012. (Attended by 70 people)

4. Organizing Chairman “UTC 1st Smart Grid Workshop 2011”, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC), Tennessee,

October 2011. (Attended by 200+ on site and online people)

5. Organizing Chairman, and Technical Program Committee Member, “Vehiclecomm: The International Workshop on

Vehicle Communications and Applications”, (Co-Chair Tao Zhang), October 27, 2006 (Attended by 85 people).

6. Organizer, IEEE Membership Development meetings and conferences, including setting-up booths to increase

membership by 3% per year for three consecutive years (i.e. 2008-2011).

7. Conference Committee Member for “2012 IEEE International Electric Vehicle Conference, March 4-8, 2012, Greenville,

South Carolina, USA (attended by 400+ people)

8. Invited at planning meeting for the “GridCom Forum East-2012”, hosted by Duke Energy, Raleigh, NC, OCT 26, 2011

9. Member Operation Committee, “IEEE 1st International Workshop on Distributed Computing, Communications and

Applications”, Islamabad, 2000. (Organized by IEEE, IEICE Japan, and, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan).

Invited Panelist in International Events

1. Panelist, “GridCom Forum West 2012”, San Diego, California USA, March 7-9, 2012

2. Panelist, “IEEE 1st International Conference on Electric Vehicles, Greenville, South Carolina USA , March 4-8 2012.

3. Panel Moderator “UTC Smart Grid Workshop”, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Tennessee, October 2011.

4. Panelist and Invited Speaker, “Role of Smart Grid in Mitigating Energy Circes of Pakistan”, IEEE 9th International

Conference on Frontier of Information Technology 2011, Islamabad, Pakistan, December, 2011.

5. Panelist, “e-Business in Pakistan, Prospects and challenges” One Day Seminar, Organized by Higher Education



Commission (HEC) of Pakistan, in Peshawar, Pakistan, Nov. 2006.

Invited/Keynote/Guest Speaker in International Events

1. Invited Speaker for Tutorial on Cyber security for Critical Infrastructure Protection, FIT-2012, Islamabad, Pakistan,

December 2015

2. Invited Speaker, ICET-2015, Peshawar, Pakistan, December 2015

3. Invited Speaker, ICOSST 2015, Lahore, Pakistan, December 2015

4. Invited Speaker, FIT-2012, Islamabad, Pakistan, December 2014


6. Invited Keynote Speaker, And Panelist “ICCET 2013” at Khairpur Mirs, Pakistan, February 2013

7. Invited Speaker, Industry Forum, ICCVE-2012, Beijing, China, December 2012


9. Invited Speaker, “Applications of Communication Technologies & Controls to Existing Power Grid in Pakistan for Energy

Efficiencies”, International IEEE Multi-topic Conference (INMIC), Karachi, Pakistan, December 22-24, 2011.

10. Invited Speaker, “Concepts of Smart Grid” in Hangzhou Dianzi University, China, May 2011.

11. Invited Speaker, "LTE, WiMAX and 4G Overview" 2010 IEEE VTS/Stevens Workshop on LTE and 4G Technologies,

Stevens Institute of Technology, New Jersey, USA, April 2010.

12. Invited Speaker, “SWOT (Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities and Threats) Analysis of Mobile 4G Broadband” IEEE

Seminar at DeVry University, New Jersey, USA, March 2010.

13. Invited Speaker “WiMAX and LTE - the New Cellular Modulation Techniques”, IEEE Seminar, at the College of New

Jersey (TCNJ), New Jersey, USA, November 2009.

14. Invited Speaker, “Performance Comparison of WiMAX Vs LTE”, IEEE Seminar, DeVry University, New Jersey, USA,

October 2009.

15. Invited Speaker, “What will 4G Bring and What are the Real 4G Systems” IEEE Seminar, College of New Jersey (TCNJ)

New Jersey, USA August 2009.

16. Invited Speaker, “4G Wireless Technologies and their Worldwide Deployments”, IEEE Seminar, Rutgers State University,

New Jersey, USA, March 2009

17. Guest Speaker In 3rd International Conference on Electrical Engineering ICEE ‘09, University of Engineering and

Technology, Lahore, Pakistan, April 2009

18. Invited Speaker, “Applications of Next Generation Mobile Communications Systems” IEEE Seminar, Princeton

University, New Jersey, USA December 2008.

19. Invited Speaker “4G Mobile Telecommunications Systems and Standards”, IEEE Seminar, New Jersey Institute of

Technology (NJIT), New Jersey, USA, October 2008.

20. Guest Speaker, “Applications of WiMAX”, Seminar at COMSAT Institute of Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan, Nov.

2007.

21. Guest Speaker, “Architecture of WiMAX”, Seminar at Military College of Signals, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Nov. 2007

22. Guest Speaker, “Evolution of Cellular Communication” Seminar at NWFP, University of Engineering and Technology,

Peshawar, Pakistan, December 2007

23. Keynote Speaker, “Technical Aspects and Future Prospects of WiMAX”, 2-day Seminar at COMSAT Institute of

Technology Wah Cantt Campus, Pakistan, Nov 2007.

24. Guest Speaker, “Vision of Wireless Internet in Pakistan”, WiMAX Lecture Series, COMSAT Institute of Information

technology, Islamabad, Pakistan Nov 2007.

25. Guest Speaker, “State of Telecom Industry in Pakistan”, IEEE 2nd International Conference on Emerging Technologies

(ICET ’06) Peshawar, Pakistan, Nov 2006.

26. Invited Delegate in International Symposium on Issues of Higher Education in Pakistan, at the United Nations

Headquarters, (UNO) New York, USA, December 5, 2005.

Invited Tutorials (Half/Full Day) in International Events

1. Tutorial “Applicability of M2M Communication in Emerging Smart Grids and Smarter Cities”, 23rd IEEE International



Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications, Sydney, Australia SEP 9-12 2012, Sydney, Australia

September 2012.

2. Resource Person “5-Days Short Course on 4G Wireless Communication” invited by Higher Education Commission of

Pakistan Islamabad Pakistan, May 7-11, 2012.

3. Resource Person, “5-Days Short Course on Smart Grid”, invited by Federal Urdu University of Arts Science and

Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan, May 14-18, 2012.

4. Tutorial “Smart Grid Opportunities and Challenges”, in EPB (Electric Power Board, Tennessee) organized by IEEE Power

Engineering Society, March 2011.

5. Tutorial, “Introduction to Smart Grid” in IEEE Chattanooga Chapter, April 2011.

6. Tutorial “LTE vs. WiMAX: A 4G Sibling Rivalry”, Fifth International Conference on Communications and Networking,

Beijing, China, August, 2010.

7. Tutorial:- “4G Mobile Broadband Technologies”, 33rd IEEE Sarnoff Symposium, Princeton, NJ, USA April 2010.

8. Tutorial “Will LTE or WiMAX Lead the Way Worldwide to 4G” , 2nd South Asia Broadband Communications

Conference and Expo (SABC ‘09)

9. Tutorial “4G Mobile Telecommunications Systems and Standards”, the 18th Wireless and Optical Communications

Conference (WOCC ’09), New Jersey, USA, May 2009.

10. Tutorial “Past, Present and Future of WiMAX, from Technical and Business Perspective”, IEEE 2nd International

Conference on Emerging Technologies (ICET ’06), Peshawar, Pakistan, Nov 2006.

TPC (Technical Program Committee) Member

1. TPC Member of the 2015 International Conference on Connected Vehicles and Expo (ICCVE) (ICCVE 2015), October

19-23, 2015, Shenzhen, China

2. TPC Member of 9th IEEE International Conference on Open Source Systems and Technologies December, 2015, Lahore,

Pakistan

3. Designated Reviewer for the 2012 4th International Congress on Engineering Education, 2012

4. TPC Member, reviewed 01 paper, 2012 IEEE International Power and Energy Conference, Malaysia, December 2012

5. TPC Member, reviewed 10 papers, IEEE International Electric Vehicle Conference, Greenville, SC, USA, March 2012

6. TPC Member, reviewed 03 papers, IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio

Communications, Sydney, Australia SEP 2012

7. TPC Member, reviewed 07 papers, IEEE Wireless Communication Networking Conference, Paris, France, APR 2012

8. TPC Member, reviewed 5 papers, IEEE Wireless Communication Networking Conference, Qunitana, Mexico, MAR 2011

9. TPC Member, reviewed 08 papers, IEEE International Conference on Frontier of Information Technology, Islamabad,

Pakistan, DEC 2011

10. TPC Member, reviewed 04 papers IEEE SARNOFF, New Jersey, USA, April 2010

11. TPC Member, reviewed 06 papers IEEE Wireless Communication Networking Conference, Australia, April 2010.

12. TPC Member reviewed 04 papers, Wireless and Optical Communications Conference, New Jersey, USA, May 2009.

13. TPC Member, reviewed 03 papers for special track on Mobile Platform Security Manageability, Las Vegas, USA. June,

2006

14. Session Chair, IEEE International Electric Vehicle Conference, Greenville, SC, USA, March 4-8 2012

15. Session Chair, International MultiConference in Computer Science Computer Engineering, Las Vegas, USA, June 2004

Volunteer Professional Activities and Community Services

1. Instructed SMART GRID DOE (UTC) Energy Systems Class, attended by teachers of Hamilton County. JUN 2012

2. Volunteered to be a facilitator for the Girl Scout Council of the Southern Appalachians. For The IMAGINE program

aimed to empower girls to see a future in one of the STEM (Science Technology Engineering & Math) fields. APR 2012

3. Delivered Talk “Conducing Research and Creating Research Culture in UTC” to Graduate Students of UTC JAN 2012

4. Collaborated with State of Tennessee and Local Education Agencies, and developed K-12Energy Standards. SPRING

2011

5. Developed K-12 electrical energy curriculum, and assisted teachers of Hamilton County in lesson plans. SUMMER 2011



6. Delivered model lectures on the subject of Energy efficiencies in high school FALL 2011

7. Delivered presentations on Renewable Energies in Signal Mountain School under an out-reach program, APR 2011

8. Delivered presentations on Smart Energy Generation, in Soddy Daisy High School, Chattanooga. FALL 2011

9. Delivered presentations on “Smart Grid” in Ooltewah High School and Ooltewah Middle Schools Chattanooga. FALL

2011

10. Delivered presentations on “Smart Energy Consumption” in Orchard Knob Middle School SPRING 2012

6. Professional Development Trainings

1. The Stevens Teaching Foundation Workshop and Teaching Engineering, August 2010

2. Workshop for Freshman/Sophomore Course Instructors, School, Stevens Institute of Technology, August 2010.

Curriculum Design

PRINCIPLES OF INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN from Institute for Professional Development through Gwynedd-Mercy

College, Gwynedd Valley, Pennsylvania, March 2010

Technologies:

1. GSM (Global System for Mobile Communication) System Training (by Nokia, September 1998)

2. Voice & Video over IP Protocols and Technologies (From AwardSolutions 2009)

3. Wireless Technologies and Networks Overview (From AwardSolutions 2009)

4. Overview of LTE (From AwardSolutions 2009)

5. WiMAX Fundamentals (From AwardSolutions 2009)

IPR And Data Mining:

1. Intellectual Asset Management Training (by Licensing Executive Society, November 2005)

2. Cyber-Competitive Intelligence & IPR data mining Training (by Licensing Executive Society, October 2008)

3. Technical Data Export Control (by Toshiba America, 2001)



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