William Timothy (Tim) Strayer

BBN Technologies
10 Moulton Street
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
Office: (617) 873-2295
Fax: (617) 873-6091
Email: strayer(at)bbn.com

Summary

Principal Scientist in BBN Technologies Advanced Networking Business Unit; proposed, led, and conducted research on a wide variety of Government and Industry sponsored projects in the areas of active networking, satellite packet switching, mobile IP, virtual private networks, routing systems, and network-based attack mitigation. Joined BBN in 1997 from Sandia National Laboratories (California); conducted research on advanced network protocols.

Experience

BBN Technologies, Cambridge, Massachusetts, currently from July 1997.
Senior Scientist, 1997-2002
Division Scientist, 2002-2009
Principal Scientist, 2009-present

Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, California, August 1993 - July 1997.
Senior Member of the Technical Staff, Infrastructure and Networking Research Department

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, Fall 1992 - Fall 1993
Senior Scientist, Department of Computer Science
Member of the Mentat Research Group (Dr. Andrew Grimshaw, Principal Investigator) studying portable parallel processing using object-oriented principles for language design. We used the Mentat system, developed in-house, to study the problem of easy-to-use parallelism that is portable over various MIMD architectures. My research included enhancing protocols for loosely coupled parallel systems and investigating issues in heterogeneous distributed computing (meta-systems), especially scheduling, load balancing, and problem partitioning and placement.

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, Fall 1986 - Spring 1992
Research Assistant, Department of Computer Science
Member of the Computer Networks Laboratory (Dr. Alfred Weaver, Director) where I was primarily responsible for over eight funded projects. My research interests included scheduling theory using functions to describe scheduling policies; classification, analysis, and evaluation of message discrimination policies within communication services; scheduling of communication subsystem within distributed real-time systems; transport layer protocol design; reliable multicast services. I have also studied and published in the area of manufacturing automation and protocol performance and analysis.

National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, Maryland, Summer 1987
Computer Scientist
Developed performance evaluation suite for ISO OSI based protocols, including the Manufacturing Automation Protocol.

National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, Maryland, Summer 1986
Computer Scientist
Developed verifiers and automatic NC Code generators for the vertical milling machine at the Automated Manufacturing Research Facility.

Education

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia

Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia

Academic Honors and Societies

Selected Publications

Books

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Journal and Magazine Articles

Refereed Conference Articles

Patents

Keynotes, Invited Lectures, and Tutorials

Professional Service, Achievements, and Activities