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Yves Dzialowski
President and Chief Executive Officer
Yves Dzialowski still enjoys Optics after 30 years in the business. After completing his Doctorate in Optics at the University of Paris, he managed Sales and Marketing activities in Europe for some of the pioneers of the Fiber Optics industry (General Optronics, Photodyne) then joined EPITAXX Inc. in Princeton, NJ. During his fifteen year tenure, Yves led EPITAXX to become the leading global supplier of InP-based photodetectors and receiver modules, with more than a million devices sold, serving applications in telecom, CATV, and instrumentation. He led the sale of EPITAXX to JDS Uniphase in 1999. At JDSU, he was Senior Vice President in charge of Strategy and Business Development. He came to Princeton Lightwave with the current management team, where they successfully orchestrated the turnaround of the Company.
Mark Itzler
Chief Technical Officer
Mark Itzler oversees device technology at Princeton
Lightwave. After obtaining a PhD in Physics from the
University of Pennsylvania and completing post-doctoral
work at Harvard University, he jettisoned an academic
career to join EPITAXX Inc in 1996. His focus on
photodetector design included the development of
market-leading high-bit-rate avalanche photodiodes as
well as other detectors for telecom, CATV, and
instrumentation applications. At EPITAXX and then JDS
Uniphase, Mark was CTO for Active Devices. Since
joining Princeton Lightwave in 2003, Mark has led
product-oriented device development programs as well as
numerous government-funded R&D activities. His recent
technical focus has included InP-based avalanche
photodiodes for single photon detection as well as
short-wave infrared detector arrays, and he also leads
advanced R&D efforts in self-quenching single photon
avalanche diodes and mid-wave infrared superlattice
detectors. Mark chairs the SPIE DSS conference on
Advanced Photon Counting Techniques, is an Associate
Editor for IEEE Photonic Technology Letters, and is a
Fellow of the IEEE.
Sabbir Rangwala
Vice President Product Development and Operations
Sabbir Rangwala focuses on implementing product development and manufacturing operations for Princeton Lightwave. After his PhD in Mechanical Engineering at Berkeley, he joined AT&T where he was involved in early work on high reliability undersea optical devices. He was instrumental in the development of the first undersea pump lasers and in high performance manufacturing system for optical packaging. He then moved into the service side of AT&T, and later on to Deloitte Touche, where he was involved in consulting for telecommunication customers. He came back to Optics in 1999, joining the EPITAXX division of JDS Uniphase as Vice President of Product Development. Among other successes, he managed the introduction of several leading product lines of the company, including 10Gb/s DWDM and SDH receivers and undersea amplifier monitors.
Dmitri Garbuzov
Chief Scientist. 1940 - 2006
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