Background
Williams, John Chamberlin was born on August 23, 1919 in Ridgway, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of R.P. Dean and Wilma E. (Chamberlin) Williams.
infosystems engineer consultant
Williams, John Chamberlin was born on August 23, 1919 in Ridgway, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of R.P. Dean and Wilma E. (Chamberlin) Williams.
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, Pennsylvania State College, 1941. Master of Science in Engineering Sciences and Applied Physics, Harvard University, 1948, Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Physics, 1959. Engineer, American Telephone & Telegraph Company Long Lines, Philadelphia, 1941-1942.
Staff Radiation Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, 1942-1945. Research assistant Cruft Laboratory, Harvard University, 1945-1959. Electronic instrumentation consultant, 1945-1955.
Assistant vice president research Pickard & Burns Electronics, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1959-1963,director radio science department, 1963-1967, director research and systems, 1967-1968. Staff engineer Radio Corporation of America Government and Commercial Systems, Camden, New Jersey, 1968-1974. Manager advanced radiation systems Radio Corporation of America missile & surface radar division, Moorestown, New Jersey, 1974-1980, staff engineer government communications systems, Camden, 1980-1985, staff engineer communication and information systems division, 1985-1988, consultant 1988.
Member long wave propagation discussion group United States Navy, 1961-1969. Alternate member submarine communications panel National Security Industrial Association, 1969-1970. Associate member science advising committee Defense Intelligence Agency,1974-1977.
Member United States Commission E on Interference Environment, International Union Radio Science, 1975. Troop committee chairman Boy Scouts American, 1970-1974.
Engineer American Telephone & Telegraph Company Long Lines, Philadelphia, 1941—1942. Staff Radiation Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, 1942—1945. Research assistant Cruft Laboratory, Harvard University, 1945—1959, electronic instrumentation consultant, 1945—1955.
Assistant vice president research Pickard & Burns Electronics, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1959—1963, director radio science department, 1963—1967, director research and system, 1967—1968. Staff engineer Radio Corporation of America Government and Commercial Systems, Camden, New Jersey, 1968—1974. Manager advanced radiation system Radio Corporation of America missile & surface radar division, Moorestown, 1974—1980.
Staff engineer Government Communications Systems, Camden, 1980—1985, staff engineer communication and information system division, 1985—1988, consultant, since 1988. Member long wave propagation discussion group United States Navy, 1961—1969. Alternate member submarine communications panel National Security Industrial Association, 1969—1970.
Associate member science advisory committee Defense Intelligence Agency, 1974—1977. Member United States Commission E on Interference Environment, International Union Radio Science, since 1975.
Troop committee chairman Boy Scouts America, 1970—1974. Member of New York Academy of Sciences, American Geophysical Union, American Meteorological Society, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Xi.
Married Gloria Bradley, February 24, 1951. Children: Douglas Bradley, Kathryn Joanne.
