Category Archives: Nominees

Jill I. Gostin

Jill I. Gostin, 2026 IEEE President-Elect Candidate

Jill I. Gostin

Nominated by the IEEE Board of Directors

Principal Research Scientist
Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory
Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI)
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Jill Gostin is a Principal Research Scientist at the Georgia Tech Research Institute, and the Systems Engineering, Integration, and Test Lead in her Division. Her work has focused on sensor systems and software. Her publications, service and technical awards, large program management, and leadership of groups including industry, government, and academia have contributed to her career success. She has also served IEEE extensively, including as 2023 IEEE Vice President, Member and Geographic Activities, chairing the MGA Board. She served three years on the IEEE Board of Directors, and in multiple IEEE roles including Board roles in two Societies and one technical Council. She has served or led multiple units and committees across IEEE, from Local to Global roles. In 2016, she was named the Georgia Women in Technology Woman of the Year, which recognizes technology executives for accomplishments as business leaders, technology visionaries, and impact-makers in their community.

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David Alan Koehler

David Alan Koehler, 2026 IEEE President-Elect Candidate

David Alan Koehler

Nominated by the IEEE Board of Directors

Global Business Development Manager
Doble Engineering Company
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

I have served in every Geo Unit level within IEEE. Starting as a section treasurer and ultimately being the Vice President for Member and Geographic Activities (MGA) in 2022.

In order to broaden my understanding of IEEE and to help myself grow as a volunteer, in 2024 I am a member of both the Publication Services and Products Board and TAB/PSPB Products and Services Committee.

This year I am also chairing another IEEE Board of Directors Ad Hoc Committee on Leadership Continuity and Efficiency focusing the following:

  • Benchmark leadership transition activities with other leading associations and volunteer-led organizations.
  • Explore means to create year-over-year continuity and enhance collaboration in the leadership of IEEE.
  • Develop pilot activities to facilitate continuity and efficiency within the terms of leadership positions.

I received my bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Indiana University and obtained an M.B.A. I work in industry and am the Global Business Development Manager for Doble Engineering Company, which is a company that has been in existence for over 100 years and is a leader within the Power and Energy sector. I have 20 years of experience in the testing of insulating liquids and management of analytical laboratories. I have provided numerous technical presentations and published technical articles within the power industry.

Coming soon.