Preston Marshall

Engineering Director, Principle Wireless Architect at Google | Reston, Virginia, United States

About Preston Marshall

Preston Marshall serves as the Engineering Director and Principal Wireless Architect at Google, where he is at the forefront of pioneering advancements in wireless technology. With a robust focus on developing policies and systems that foster wireless abundance, Preston is dedicated to harnessing the potential of shared spectrum to significantly enhance wireless capacity. His current initiative revolves around the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS), a groundbreaking framework that facilitates dynamic spectrum sharing, thereby enabling innovative deployment models such as neutral host networks, private networks, and offloading strategies.

In his role, Preston investigates cutting-edge spectrum technologies and new wireless network architectures that leverage these advancements. His expertise in spectrum management and cognitive radio positions him uniquely to envision the future of wireless communication, particularly as the industry moves towards the realization of 6G. This next-generation technology promises seamless integration of network, cloud, and application services, and Preston is committed to shaping its trajectory through strategic innovation and collaboration.

With a diverse skill set that includes deep learning, electromagnetic compatibility, and systems engineering, Preston is not only a thought leader but also a hands-on engineer who thrives on tackling complex challenges in wireless networking. His work is instrumental in expanding the ecosystem support for wireless technologies, ensuring that the industry is well-equipped to meet the growing demand for connectivity. As he continues to drive forward-thinking projects at Google, Preston Marshall remains a pivotal figure in the quest for a more connected and efficient wireless future.

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