Bryan DeLuca is a seasoned expert in the maker and professional communities, with a particular focus on electronics. As one of the founders of eeDesignIt and a content creator, Bryan educates and inspires hobbyists and professionals alike. His work spans across various areas of electronics, including passive components, interconnects, and memory systems. Bryan’s deep dives into topics like ASICs, RFID technology, and analog and mixed-signal ICs have positioned him as a trusted voice in the electronics space. His hands-on approach, combined with a knack for making complex concepts accessible, has earned him a dedicated following, helping others to unlock their creative potential through electronics.

Caitlin Gittins is Editor of IOT Insider. She has cultivated a passion for both writing and reading, a foundation that has seamlessly transitioned into her professional life. She has been immersed in the B2B sector for nearly three years, traversing through diverse industries including agriculture, food production, and currently, the Internet of Things (IoT). Caitlin finds great satisfaction in engaging with people and industries, delving into how different sectors operate and addressing core issues.

David Pike brings over three decades of experience in military, professional, and industrial connector and cable assemblies. With expertise spanning a wide range of markets, including broadcast, nuclear research, military, automotive, and test & measurement, David is a recognized specialist in the field. Known across the interconnect industry for his passion and technical knowledge, he is affectionately called "Connector Geek" in online circles, a testament to his enthusiasm and expertise.

DevHeads is a community of professional IoT engineers who openly integrate technology building blocks into connected system PoCs—all while documenting their experience and sharing knowledge with peers.

Jean-Jacques (JJ) DeLisle holds both a BS and MS in Electrical Engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology. During his studies, he pursued RF/microwave research, wrote for the university magazine, and performed improv comedy. Before graduating, JJ worked as an IC layout and automated test design engineer for Synaptics Inc. After six years of original research on intra-coaxial antennas, JJ moved to NYC, becoming the Technical Engineering Editor for Microwaves & RF magazine. He now runs EMRFS, offering design consulting, technical writing, and RF solutions.

Jon Gabay is an experienced electrical engineer who has worked across defense, commercial, industrial, consumer, energy, and medical sectors as a design engineer, firmware coder, system designer, research scientist, and product developer. As an alternative energy researcher and inventor, Jon founded and ran Dedicated Devices Corp. until 2004. Since then, he has focused on research and development, writing, and creating technologies for next-generation engineers and students, continuing his involvement with automation technology.

Bringing over two decades in journalism, Lucy Barnard has reported on everything from London’s property chessboard to Abu Dhabi’s vertical ambitions — and always delivered the story before deadline. She’s held key roles at Estates Gazette, The National, and Construction Briefing, while freelancing for heavyweights like The Telegraph and The Guardian. Known for turning complex beats into compelling reads, she brings clarity, credibility, and the occasional well-placed zinger to every byline. Lucy is interested in how technology intersects with major global challenges, from climate change to gender equality and social justice. She believes innovation isn’t just about efficiency or convenience—it’s a powerful tool for building a fairer, more sustainable world. In her spare time, Lucy loves exploring new places, getting lost in a good book, or heading out for a run—though most often she’s simply trying to keep pace with her three small children.

Mick Elliott is a seasoned technical editor with decades of experience in the electronics and engineering sectors. Currently serving as the Senior Technical Editor at Electronic Specifier, Mick leverages his deep expertise in electronic components, systems, and market trends to provide insightful analysis and coverage on the latest developments in the industry. His work spans a wide range of topics, from semiconductors and passive components to IoT and emerging technologies. With a background in both journalism and electronics engineering, Mick has held editorial roles at various prestigious publications within the tech sphere. His passion for technology and keen understanding of the rapidly evolving electronics landscape make him a trusted voice in the industry. Through his work at Electronic Specifier, Mick continues to shape the conversation around innovation and the future of electronics.

Nicolette Emmino has over 13 years of experience in the electronics industry, working on content that highlights important industry breakthroughs. She focuses on offering engineers a well-rounded perspective through real-world applications and insightful interviews with experts. Nicolette’s work aims to keep engineers informed about the latest innovations and trends that shape the future of technology.

Paige Hookway graduated from the University of Greenwich in 2014 with a 2:1 in English Literature. She joined Electronic Specifier as Managing Editor in February 2022 and has a keen interest in the latest technology developments and promoting engineering as a viable career option for the younger generation.

Sheryl has trained in proofreading and copyediting with the College of Media and Publishing, and in proofreading with the CIEP (Chartered Institute of Editors and Proofreaders). She joined Electronic Specifier in June 2022 and is keen to carve a career in journalism as she enjoys meeting and talking to people and advocating for women and diversity across industries. When not working at Electronic Specifier, Sheryl enjoys reading, writing fiction, and eating chocolate!