Leigh M. Chinitz has been the CTO at octoScope since November 2017.
Prior to joining octoScope he was in the CTO organization at Casa Systems with a focus on wireless strategy for both Wi-Fi and small cell technologies.
He joined Casa from Cisco where he was a Solutions Architect in the Service Provider Wi-Fi Advanced Services team with a focus on the solution architectures for service providers looking to deploy Wi-Fi networks.
Before that he was a solutions architect for a UMTS femtocell company, a solutions architect for a CDMA femtocell company, CTO for a Wi-Fi company, and a systems technology researcher for Motorola, where his work including CDMA networks, push-to-talk, wireless system simulations and digital TV resulted in several patent awards. He was later responsible for coordinating Motorola’s participation in FCC proceedings.
Leigh M. Chinitz has worked in wireless and data communications since 1993, addressing areas such as macrocellular network design and simulation, femtocell network architecture, and Wi-Fi solution design. His areas of focus include wireless network simulation and design, overall solutions architecture, business development, and policy and regulation.
Dr. Chinitz is the holder of 20 US patents, an experienced speaker at industry conferences, and a participant in IEEE, TIA, and ITU standards activities.