Mr. Coder currently leads the Spectrum Technology and Research Division, including portfolios spanning the development of test methods for wireless communications systems, spectrum sensing, optical time transfer, and dual-comb spectroscopy. During his tenure at NIST, Mr. Coder has performed ground-breaking research in wireless coexistence, electromagnetic compatibility, and antenna measurements, authoring more than 100 publications and public presentations. Externally, Mr. Coder is active in the USEMC/ANSI C63 committee as Vice-Chair of the Spectrum Etiquette subcommittee and Vice-Chair of the C63.27 wireless coexistence working group. He’s also a member of the FCC’s tenth Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council (CSRIC X).