Professional Experience

John F. Meyer

The University of Michigan

• Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2002-
  
• Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1976-2002
• Director, Computing Research Laboratory, 1984-89
• Director, Systems Engineering Laboratory, 1971-72, 1980-81
• Associate Professor of Computer Engineering
    and of Computer and Communication Sciences, 1971-76
• Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
    and of Computer and Communication Sciences, 1967-71
• Research Assistant, Systems Engineering Laboratory, 1965-67

R&D Laboratories

• Research Engineer, Telecommunication Division,
    Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory , Pasadena, CA, 1958-65
• Data Systems Engineer, Missiles Division,
    Douglas Aircraft Corporation, Santa Monica, CA, 1957
• Research Assistant, Office of Physical Research,
    U.S. Weather Bureau, Wash., DC, Summer 1956

Visiting Research Appointments

• Chalmers University of Technology, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering (Sweden), 1996
• City University, Centre for Software Reliability (England), 1991, 1993, 1994
• Italtel (Italy), 1990, 1996-97
• Hiroshima University (Japan), 1984
• INRIA (France), 1983
• LAAS (France), 1977
• Thomson-CSF (France), 1975

Consulting

• University of Illinois, 2002-05
  
• The Applied Sciences Corporation (TASC), 1993-94
• Italtel (Italy), 1991-99
• General Motors, 1989-93
• Unisys, 1989
• Industrial Technology Institute, 1983-92
• Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 1968-72, 1979-81
• Bendix Advanced Technology Center, 1977-86
• CIMSA (France), 1983
• Integrated Systems, Inc., 1981
• Battelle Columbus Laboratories, 1979-80
• Honeywell Systems and Research Center, 1977
• U.S. Army Electronics Command, 1973-74

Patents and Disclosures

• U.S. Patent Number 3,100,294, Time-Division Multiplexer, 1963 (issued to NASA)
• European Patent Number EP1142217, Admission Control of Mixed VBR Sources in Broadband Networks (with with S. Montagna, R. Paglino, and A. Puglisi) , 2004