Bradley Davis, CTO and VP Engineering

Bradley Davis was a Co-Founder and the Chief Technology Officer of DoBox, Inc. the award-winning provider of residential gateway software and parental control solutions for the broadband gateway industry.  Mr. Davis co-founded DoBox in 1999 and was the chief visionary and technical strategist, enabling DoBox to deliver the industry's leading parental control solution for broadband gateways. It was this technology that led Netopia, Inc. to acquire DoBox in early 2002.  Mr. Davis lends his software and systems expertise to SiliconOptics, Inc., as a member of the Advisory Board of this photonic bandgap firm.

In his role as the CTO and VP Engineering for Enclavix, LLC, Mr. Davis is the architect of the Enclavix Media Server and is the primary interface for vendors of media adapters who want to ensure enhanced functionality from the Enclavix Media Server.  Bradley also provides our partners with architecture and technology guidance to create Wow! solutions for the connected home.

Mr. Davis is also an Expert Witness for legal disputes which include software elements.  In this role he assists legal firms in assessing the state of software intellectual property, identifies infringing software elements and assists legal teams in translating technical information into sound legal strategy.  One recent client said that Brad's assistance has been "indispensable" in helping their patent infringement case move forward. 

Bradley Davis has over 21 years of experience in technical management and executive roles. He  has worked as a software architect and lead developer in a broad range of technology areas, including networking, operating systems, knowledge/AI systems, applications and tools.  Bradley is the co-author of two pending United States patents.

Before co-founding DoBox, Brad worked as a senior developer and architect at US Robotics/3Com, where he developed new product strategies for wireless LAN, ISDN, videoconferencing, advanced IP networking, home networking, and hotel data and network security technology. Mr. Davis was a key member of US Robotics’ software and systems architecture group, and served as a representative to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), which shapes Internet policy and new Internet-related technologies.