Adam ensures that ASSET’s non-intrusive board test (NBT) methodologies comprise a best-in-class solution to meet the evolving need for improved coverage of board test in the face of ongoing erosion of physical access. Pursuant to ASSET’s strong support for standards, Adam is an active participant in IEEE 1149.1, having previously served terms as working group vice chair and as standard technical editor (for the 2001 revision), as well as in nearly all related standards, to include: 1149.4, 1149.5, 1149.6, 1149.7, 1149.8.1, 1500, 1532, 1581, P1149.1.1, P1149.10, iNEMI boundary-scan adoption, PICMG MicroTCA, and SJTAG (system JTAG). Adam’s experience prior to ASSET spanned over a decade at Texas Instruments, Sherman TX, where he had roles in application support for TI’s boundary-scan logic products and for test and characterization of new logic families. Adam earned the BSEE degree from Oklahoma State University, Stillwater OK, in 1986.