Francis G. Wolff has recently completed an analog verification of a mixed signal ASIC chip for IEC61508 and TUV certification. Other projects include: digital verification of an Ethernet test chip, ECC memory design specification, semiconductor reliability and chip security. He has received a Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University (CASE). He is also a Senior member of the IEEE and the Senior member of the ACM. He received both his Masters and undergraduate (Summa Cum Laude) degrees in Computer & Information Science with Electrical Engineering at Cleveland State University, Ohio. He has worked in both Industry and Academic Research, including Rockwell Automation, and CASE. He has published papers and lectured courses in cell phone programming, Object-oriented programming, VLSI digital chip design & testing and embedded systems.