WFN Strategies

Guy Arnos

Director of Technology

Tel: +1 (703) 468-1382

Mr. Arnos has over 25 years experience in submarine and terrestrial networks, and has been responsible for the planning, engineering and implementation of transoceanic, transcontinental and metropolitan telecom systems. With WFN Strategies he has supported efforts in a number of submarine and terrestrial telecom projects, including the provision and installation of inter-platform submarine cable systems in the North Sea, Gulf of Mexico and Australia; engineering, provision and installation of fiber optic, RF, microwave and cellular telecom systems in Alaska, Antarctica and Colorado; and the engineering and provision of worldwide broadband services and trans-Pacific submarine cable systems. He joined WFN Strategies in 2001 as Director of Projects, and has been responsible for accomplishment of telecoms engineering projects in Angola (ADONES), Australia (NW Shelf), Antarctica, Trans-Pacific cables (MPC, Unity North), UAE (Multi-use Submarine Cable System), Colorado/Oklahoma/Wyoming (Broadband Wireless), and Gulf of Mexico.

Education:

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, 1978
Hawken School, Cleveland, OH, Graduated June, 1973, Valedictorian

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