Our Team

           Dr. Greg Creech moved to the Huntsville, Alabama area and founded GLC Technologies, Inc. (GLC2) in 2016.  He has over 30 years of experience in the computer-aided design of RF, analog, digital, and mixed-signal integrated circuits (IC), advanced sensor component development, & IC hardware assurance (Trusted Microelectronics).  From 2012-2016, Dr, Creech served as the Assistant Director of the ElectroScience Laboratory (ESL) at The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH.  While at ESL, he successfully led several new research activities while creating new business alliances with government and industry focusing on trusted microelectronics, advanced sensors and communication technologies.  Prior to joining the ESL, he served as an active duty Airman and Civil Servant for the Air Force Research Laboratory, Sensors Directorate (AFRL/RY) for more than 27 years. He was the principle components strategist for the Aerospace Components and Subsystems Division (AFRL/RYD) where he established a research portfolio to develop technology to detect and/or prevent counterfeit and/or malicious circuits from being inserted into the microelectronics supply chain. While at AFRL, he established an exceptional record in securing funds for new research initiatives, program management, and award-winning research. He is a recognized subject matter expert in microelectronics technologies, from materials to application. He was responsible for a DARPA funded Air Force executed research portfolio in excess of $100M and secured several million dollars in funding for internal AF research.  Dr. Creech created and managed a world class design facility and led a design team that successfully designed, fabricated, and characterized complex sensor components. He develops elaborate and systematic plans of action to achieve any organization’s technical goals.

Dr. Creech is a senior member of the IEEE and has authored or co-authored over 30 conference and journal papers, served on technical program committees, chaired technical sessions and workshops at several major international conferences.

Education

Ph.D. Computer Science & Engineering; Univ. of Louisville, Speed Scientific School, 1996

M.Eng Electrical Engineering; University of Louisville, Speed Scientific School, 1988

BS Electrical Engineering; University of Louisville, Speed Scientific School, 1988

Air War College – June 2008

Certified Acquisition Professional – Level III – 1995