Damian is a Wireless System Analyst at Real Wireless, experienced in developing mathematical and computer simulation models to solve complex problems in radio science and engineering. He received an MEng in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from Loughborough University in 1991, and since then has worked extensively at the forefront of wireless systems technology R&D within Nortel (from 1991 until 2010), Aceaxis (until 2023) and also since 2013 as both an associate and as a member of staff with Real Wireless.

Damian specialises in development and modelling of novel wireless adaptive digital signal processing algorithms, including nonlinear interference detection and mitigation. At Aceaxis he was a co-inventor of digital PIM cancellation algorithms for cellular base stations.

Damian is experienced in the use of object orientated approaches within software models, typically using languages such as Matlab and Python. Damian has undertaken patent analysis and expert witness work for legal clients including reviews of patent portfolios, claims mappings and prior art.

Over the course of his career, Damian has authored or co-authored over 25 open publications, and has over 30 granted patents.