Bob Bialozynski
About Bob Bialozynski
Bob Bialozynski serves as the Vice President of Mobile Development at Descartes Systems Group, bringing extensive experience in engineering and mobile technology. He holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from The Johns Hopkins University and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Loyola University Maryland.
Current Role at Descartes Systems Group
Bob Bialozynski serves as Vice President of Mobile Development at Descartes Systems Group. He has held this position since 1999, contributing to the company's focus on mobile solutions and technology. His extensive experience in mobile development has positioned him as a key leader within the organization, overseeing various projects and initiatives aimed at enhancing mobile capabilities.
Education and Expertise
Bob Bialozynski holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from The Johns Hopkins University. He also earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Loyola University Maryland. His educational background provides a strong foundation in both software development and engineering principles, which supports his roles in mobile technology and engineering leadership.
Professional Background
Bob Bialozynski has a diverse professional background in engineering and mobile development. He began his career as a Senior Software Engineer at Axicom, LLC, followed by a role as Principal Engineer at Aether Systems. He then transitioned to TeleCommunication Systems, Inc. as Director of Engineering, before taking on senior roles at AirVersent and Airclic, Inc. His career reflects a consistent focus on mobile technology and engineering management.
Previous Positions and Experience
Before his current role, Bob Bialozynski held several significant positions. He worked as a Senior Consultant at Booz Allen & Hamilton for one year and spent five years at Aether Systems. At TeleCommunication Systems, he served as Director of Engineering for three years, and at AirVersent, he was Senior Director of Engineering for three years. His experience at Airclic as Vice President of Engineering lasted four years until its acquisition by Descartes Systems Group.