Mobix Labs Establishes Technical Advisory Board

Mobix Labs Inc. (Nasdaq: MOBX), a fabless semiconductor company developing disruptive next-generation connectivity technologies for 5G infrastructure, satellite communications and defense industries, today announced the creation of a technical advisory board that will play a key role in assessing existing and new technologies, corporate strategy and potential acquisitions.

Led by Jim Aralis, the company’s chief technology officer, inaugural board members include Greg Winner, VP of product development and GM for cellular infrastructure at InnoPhase Inc., a fabless semiconductor company; Jay Standiford, a long-time engineering executive and consultant; and Frank Thiel, Founder of Kolvenier Solutions, a business and technology consulting company.

“I came to Mobix Labs because I believe in the company’s disruptive value proposition, product road map and seasoned management team,” said Aralis. “Greg, Jay, and Frank bring enormous talent and expertise to Mobix Labs that significantly expand our organizational depth, as we continue to introduce new technology solutions to customers across the globe.”

Aralis, who joined Mobix Labs in May 2022 as CTO, held the same role for more than a decade at Microsemi Corp., as well as serving as senior vice president of advanced development, until the Aliso Viejo-based chipmaker was acquired in 2018 for $10.3 billion.

“The creation of our technical advisory board marks another stepping stone for Mobix Labs that will advance our IP and patent portfolio globally,” said Fabian Battaglia, CEO of Mobix Labs. “Jim is a tech visionary. He and the board will be an invaluable resource for management and our board of directors, as we get ready for the next exciting chapter of our company’s evolution.”

Winner has more than 30 years of semiconductor experience with an emphasis on product development and operations, systems and solutions, mobile and embedded applications. Prior to InnoPhase, he served as president and CEO for GainSpan, an embedded Wi-Fi company, which was acquired by Telit, an IoT wireless solutions provider, where he served as head of global business development. Winner earned a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Stanford University and a bachelor’s degree also in electrical engineering from the University of California, Los Angeles.