Vislink Names Joseph Lipowski Chief Technology Officer

Vislink Technologies, a global provider of capture, delivery and management technology for high-quality live video and associated data in the media and entertainment, law enforcement and defense markets, today appointed Joseph Lipowski as its new chief technology officer.

An RF and wireless expert, he Lipowski brings more than two decades of extensive experience leading high-performance technical teams and overcoming complex communication challenges in demanding environments.

At Vislink, Lipowski will focus on “advancing the company’s technological offerings, ensuring Vislink continues to deliver world-class live video and data solutions that meet the evolving needs of its customers.”

“We are delighted to have Joe join the Vislink team,” said Mickey Miller, Vislink CEO. “His deep knowledge of RF systems and his proven success as a senior engineering leader and co-founder make him an exceptional addition to our company. Joe will spearhead our next-generation platform for radio-agnostic crewed and uncrewed aerial command, control, and video systems, which is a critical part of our strategy to stay at the forefront of the industry.”

Lipowski has a record of driving projects that have set new standards in the communications industry. Before joining Vislink, he held several key leadership positions where he played a crucial role in advancing RF system design, software development, and digital beamforming technologies. Most recently, he was co-founder and chief technology officer at Starry Inc., a wireless internet service provider and technology developer.

Prior to that, he was co-founder and chief technology officer at Aereo Inc., a live video internet streaming service. He has also held senior engineering roles at LoJack, Lucent and Andrew Corp. His expertise includes oversight for cost-effective supply chain selection.

Lipowski holds a Master of Science in electrical engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.