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Dr. H. Gilbert Miller
Corporate Vice President and Chief Technology Officer |
As Corporate Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Noblis, Dr. Miller is responsible for advancing the Noblis science and technology base to meet the future needs of client work programs and corporate initiatives. Noblis is a nonprofit science, technology and strategy organization working at all levels of government, in private industry and with other nonprofits in areas that are essential to our nation’s well being. The Noblis science and technology base includes telecommunications and networks, computing and software, data and knowledge management, information and network security, biometrics and imaging, modeling and simulation, and life and environmental sciences.
Dr. Miller brings over 30 years of experience in large scale systems engineering and acquisition projects spanning nearly every federal government agency, as well as state and local governments. He has served as a voting member on and advisor to numerous source selection boards. He has testified before source selection protest bodies such as the General Services Administration (GSA) Board of Contract Appeals, has represented federal clients with members of Congress and their staff, and has served as advisor to several GSA administrators. He is a recognized expert in information technology, networks and telecommunications, and acquisition strategy.
Education
- Ph.D., Engineering and Public Policy, Carnegie-Mellon University, Carnegie Institute of Technology
- M.S., Computer Science, John Hopkins University, Department of Computer Science
- B.S., Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland, Department of Electrical Engineering
Boards and Awards
- Advisory Board of the Volgenau School of Information Technology and Engineering, George Mason University
- Editorial Advisory Board for IEEE’s IT Professional journal
- Advisory Board of the Systems Engineering & Operations Research Department at George Mason University
- Advisory Board of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at George Washington University (past)
- Professional Science Program Advisory Council at American University (past)
- Board of Directors for Stroke Comeback, a nonprofit organization (past)
- Eta Kappa Nu, National Honor Society for Electrical Engineers
- Vice President’s Hammer Award for contributions to improving government through more cost-effective telecommunications
- Listed in Who’s Who Among Rising Young Americans
Recent Selected Publications and Invited Speeches
- “Web Application Security: From Reactive to Proactive,” IEEE’s IT Professional, 2010
- “Cloud Computing: Will Commodity Services Benefit Users Long Term?,” IEEE’s IT Professional, 2009
- “Secure Cyberspace: Answering the Call for Intelligent Action,” IEEE’s IT Professional, 2009
- “Modern Telecommuting’s Contribution to Green,” Sigma: The Green Federal Enterprise, 2009
- The Intersection of Telecommunications Regulation and Systems Engineering, presented at Carnegie-Mellon University’s Speaker Series, December 1, 2008
- “Information Technology: Survival through Diversity,” Sigma, June 2008
- Tactics in the War for Talent—Creating a Workforce Pipeline through Internships, Northern Virginia Technology Council, Work-force Committee Meeting, December 6, 2007
- Key Issues in Biological Event Preparedness and Response—Insights from a Systems Perspective, October 9, 2007
- Your Survival: The Complete Resource for Disaster Planning and Recovery, book chapter, July 2007
- Welcome to Convergence: Surviving the Next Platform of Change and Wireless—3G and Beyond, two speeches presented at the US Senate Emerging Technologies Conference, 2006
- “Forging a Sword of Purpose,” Sigma: Decision Analysis, 2006
- “Welcome to Convergence: Surviving the Next Platform Change,” IEEE’s IT Professional, 2005
- Large Complex Systems, American University, 2005
- “Toward Interoperable First Response: Public Safety Wireless Communications Interoperability—Architectural Principles and a Federal Role to Achieve Success,” IEEE’s IT Professional, 2005
- Convergence, What Are We Going to Do With It, GSA Technology Conference, 2004
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