• President
    Winchester Technologies
    (https://winchestertech.com/)
  • Broad Director, Chair of Education Partnership and Public Relations
    Asia Pacific SDG Higher Education Alliance (APSDG)
    (https://www.apsdg.org/)
  • Director of Career Leadership Development (CLP)
    New England Chinese Information and Networking Association (NECINA)
    (https://necina.org/)

Dr. Hwaider Lin currently holds the position of President at Winchester Technologies. In his role, Dr. Lin serves as the principal investigator (PI) for several U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and industrial projects. Additionally, Dr. Lin is responsible for formulating the company’s business and research strategy and managing the business and research team.

Winchester Technologies is a U.S.-based engineering firm providing a comprehensive range of research services to meet the evolving needs of the defense industry, including the design, fabrication, and characterization of various RF/microwave magnetic materials, devices, and subsystems. Over the past decade, Winchester Technologies has earned over 35 awards from reputable agencies, including NSF, DARPA, AFOSR, Navy, and Army. The company has also signed over 35 non-disclosure agreements with various companies for product evaluation and potential investments, including renowned names like Raytheon, BAE, Analog Devices Inc., Boeing, SONY, and Infineon, among others.

Prior to his current position at Winchester Technologies, Dr. Hwaider Lin conducted research at the NSF ERC Center for TANMS (The Nano-systems ERC for Translational Applications of Nanoscale Multiferroic Systems Research Center), where he made significant contributions to the field. One of his notable achievements was the development of the MEMS antenna, which was published in Nature Communications and garnered attention from various media outlets such as Nature, Science, and several news websites and newspapers in multiple languages. Dr. Lin was also interviewed on television about the MEMS antenna. Furthermore, the NEMS antenna received First Prize in the NASA Tech Briefs – Create the Future Design Contest, beating over 800 entries from 60 countries.