Sivers Semiconductors Changes Wireless and Photonics Leadership

Sep 24, 2026
Sivers Semiconductors appointed new leaders for its Wireless and Photonics businesses. Marc Pegulu will become Managing Director of Wireless, while David Clark will join as VP of Engineering for Photonics.
Sivers Semiconductors Changes Wireless and Photonics Leadership

Sivers Semiconductors announced in a press release several leadership changes across its Wireless and Photonics businesses. Marc Pegulu will join as Managing Director of Wireless on September 28, 2026.

Harish Krishnaswamy, the current Managing Director of Wireless and a cofounder of MixComm, will become Chief Strategy Officer. He will focus on corporate strategy, acquisitions and new business initiatives.

David Clark will join as VP of Engineering for Photonics on October 31, 2026. Andrew McKee, the current CTO of Photonics and a cofounder of CST Global, will retire and support the transition through the end of 2026.

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