Alan Rosner

Alan Rosner is the Director of the Spectrum National Security Systems Program in the NTIA Office of Spectrum Management, having joined in 2023. Previously, Alan worked for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) from 2003-2023 in various technical and programmatic capacities. Prior to joining NTIA he served as Program Manager for the Thunderdome Zero Trust project within the DISA Cyber Security and Analytics Directorate. 

Most of Alan’s DISA career was spent working for the Joint Spectrum Center (JSC) within DISA’s Defense Spectrum Organization (DSO). He served as the Chief of the Spectrum Enterprise Services Branch at JSC and was the Program Manager for the Global Electromagnetic Spectrum Information System (GEMSIS) and Electromagnetic Battle Management (EMBM). He has significant experience in the management and development of software capabilities to enhance the government’s ability to operate and evolve their use of the electromagnetic spectrum. Prior to DISA he was a consulting engineer for 15 years working on engineering regulatory matters before the Federal Communications Commission and has been involved in numerous projects including high-definition television, digital radio, satellite earth stations, cellular, radio-frequency radiation exposure, land mobile and terrestrial microwave systems. 

Mr. Rosner has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) from The Catholic University of America and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the District of Columbia.