Jonathan Brewer
I design and build innovative networks for broadband,
public safety, utilities, and the Internet of Things.
I design and build innovative networks for broadband,
public safety, utilities, and the Internet of Things.
I'm a native of Kansas based in New Zealand since 2003.
I consult in the telecommunications industry on the design, build, and operation of fixed and wireless networks for broadband, public safety, and the Internet of Things. My customers are operators, governments, and demanding users throughout the Asia Pacific region. I'm an approved radio certifier in New Zealand, and certify land mobile & microwave licenses.
With the University of Oregon's Network Startup Resource Center, and the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre I spend some of my time teaching network and wireless engineering in developing economies.
I have researched and written papers on Internet Affordability, Internet Topology, Dynamic Radio Spectrum, and the Internet of Things. My current research area is the connectivity and interconnectivity of Pacific Island networks (pacpeer.org), a project funded by the Information Society's Innovation Fund.
In 2011 I exited Araneo, a wholesale microwave telco I founded in 2004. Before that I worked for Pfizer Pharmaceuticals on Information Architecture & Discovery Informatics teams in Connecticut and Cambridge, Mass.
I'm a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (Poland 15). I spent a summer at Interlochen and have a BSc from the University of Kansas.