Nathan Orloff is the Microwave & mmWave Materials Lead at NIST Boulder with 13 years of experience translating physics research into practical characterization and standards for high-frequency communications. He leads the Microwave Materials project, applying deep expertise from a PhD in physics to measure and model materials above 100 GHz for industry and metrology. His background includes postdoctoral work at Stanford and NIST on nanomaterial electrical characterization and remote experimentation, reflecting a blend of experimental rigor and systems thinking. Based in Boulder, he pairs hands-on lab leadership with mentorship experience and a track record of pushing measurement capabilities into the mmWave regime. Off the clock he’s an avid cyclist and tea drinker who also writes code, signaling a pragmatic maker’s mindset that bridges research, instrumentation, and software.
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