Dr. Paul Monticciolo is general manager and vice president of Systems and Technology for Mercury Federal Systems. In this role, he is focused on developing ISR system and real-time computing solutions that span the radar, SIGINT, ELINT and EO/IR domains.

Before joining Mercury, Monticciolo spent 20 years in various technical and managerial positions at MIT Lincoln Laboratory in Lexington, Mass. He led the development of advanced RF sensor systems and innovative signal processing techniques for airborne surface surveillance sensor systems on platforms ranging from tactical UAVs to large manned aircraft. Before that, Monticciolo managed real-time processing efforts for airborne- and ship-based radars, IR seekers, wideband digital receivers and space surveillance systems. He also managed the development of novel nonlinear signal processing techniques for high dynamic range SIGINT and ELINT receiver systems. As a technical staff member, Monticciolo worked on many air- and ground-based signals intelligence and communications programs. He also worked at the Alcoa Technical Center developing algorithms for rolling mill control systems.

Monticciolo earned a doctorate degree in electrical engineering from Northeastern University in 1990, a master’s degree in electrical engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Cooper Union.