Times Microwave Systems

  Christopher holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering Technology from Purdue University and an M.S. in Systems Engineering from Florida Tech. He has 20 years of experience as an RF and analog designer, specializing in RF distribution networks, signal intelligence (SIGINT), and wideband multi-functional phased‑array collection systems.

Colby Hobart has spent over 20 years supporting passive devices for defense radar front ends, with a career split between distributed element circuit and antenna design and PCB applications and manufacturing. He comes from Amphenol Printed Circuits in Nashua where he is currently the RF Applications engineer, covering radar and signal integrity circuit boards and assemblies.

Evan has worked with passive coaxial interconnects and devices since beginning as an engineering intern at SV Microwave more than 20 years ago. Between extensive simulation experience, and hands-on lab work with VNAs and TDRs, he has supported a variety of development and troubleshooting including ultra-sensitive test and measurement equipment to Hi-Rel mil-aero and space components.

 Since joining Micro-Coax in 2011, Phil Lenk has built a diverse technical foundation, excelling as an Operator, Project Engineer, and Field Sales & Applications Engineer. Now serving as Product Manager, Phil leverages his deep operational insight and customer-facing leadership to drive product strategy and roadmap development. His cross-functional expertise ensures a strong connection between complex customer requirements and high-performance RF product execution.   

With nearly a decade of experience in the military RF industry I have seen my share of black magic at work. Drawing from various disciplines has aided me in becoming a more effective engineer and leader. With an Electrical Engineering background, I have worked on designs from RF Filters to Integrated Modules and now work directly with customers to guide them to optimal solutions that are repeatable, high quality and can be scaled for production.

Matt O’Leary, a Mechanical Engineer by education, has built his career in technical sales within the interconnect industry since 2019, primarily with Amphenol. He currently serves as Director of Sales and Marketing for Amphenol XMA, a role he has held for the past two years, leading commercial strategy and customer engagement. His experience is focused on high-performance interconnect solutions for harsh environments, with particular emphasis on Mil-Aero, defense, and emerging quantum computing applications.