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MEMBER ENGINEERING STAFF, PROCESSOR & DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN CENTER
Summary

To obtain challenging software engineering position in the robotics industry, applying creative skills and technical problem-solving to advance the state of the art.

Highlights
  • Embedded software development
  • C/C++, Python and MATLAB
  • Digital hardware and firmware design
  • FPGA Development
  • VHDL and Verilog
  • Integration and Testing
Accomplishments
  • Lockheed Martin SPOT Award, 2012
  • University of Michigan Marian Sarah Parker Scholars Program, 2010
  • University of Michigan University Honors, 2009 Winter Term and 2010 Winter Term
Experience
Company NameCity, StateMember Engineering Staff, Processor & Digital System Design Center06/2010 to Current
  • Designed embedded systems software on FPGA-based embedded systems.
  • Designed, developed, implemented and unit tested back-end digital processor firmware including 10-Gbps Ethernet interface, data processing and integration of SerDes, MDIO and TCP/IP stack firmware.
  • Developed, configured, integrated and tested (simulation and hardware) major interfaces on the radar antennas on-array digital signal processors.
  • Experience with interfaces including high-speed serial transceivers, I2C controller, 10-Gbps Ethernet, QDRII+ SRAM, MDIO, SPI, PCI Express, USB, temperature sensor and flash memory. Developed software to configure interfaces and performed hardware testing, integration and verification of these interfaces.
  • Expanded existing embedded processor system to a dual processor system with additional interfaces including high-speed serial transceivers, control links/interface and 10-Gbps Ethernet interface.
  • Developed software test code in C/C++, Python, Tcl script and MATLAB to verify interfaces and algorithms on a digital module. Types of components tested included FPGA, CPLD, RFIC, PHY and QDRII+ SRAM.
  • Supported prototype antenna shelter integration and test effort. Collaborated with a team of approximately thirty engineers. Rapidly absorbed the breadth and complexity of the systems.
  • Supported schematic design effort through FPGA and CPLD pin assignment and verification.
  • Designed and developed built-in test capabilities for data interfaces of a FPGA-based system. Designed and implemented algorithm for bit-error rate computation on a FPGA. Integrated pseudorandom number generator algorithm that was implemented using LFSR.
  • Conducted performance analysis and optimization of FPGA design. Performed FPGA power estimation, integrated temperature sensor firmware and compiled and analyzed FPGA utilization reports.
  • Streamlined I&T effort by integrating CPLD host logic to enable in-system FPGA programming.
  • Benchmarked GPU waveform generation on FPGA. Worked on porting and optimizing waveform generation algorithm in C++ and OpenCL using GPU and FPGA.
Technical Intern05/2008 to 08/2008
  • May - August 2009
  • Developed and modified VHDL code for FPGAs and CPLDs and performed hardware simulation and debugging.
  • Advanced and implemented testing procedures for digital modules.
  • Participated in development of parts list, design review packages and schematics for digital module design.
  • Organized trace routing of printed circuit board.
Company NameCity, StateComputer Operator05/2007 to 08/2007
  • Designed, developed and implemented computerized database to store students' information.
  • Created remote installation image and performed remote operating system installations.
  • Migrated e-mail accounts to new web mail server.
Education
design2013University of Pennsylvania, City, State, USFour-Bit Synchronous Multiplier Using Modified Baugh-Wooley Algorithm University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA ESE 570 Digital Integrated Circuits and VLSI Fundamentals Final Project 2013 Spring Term Designed and constructed a synchronous 4-bit by 4-bit signed multiplier using Cadence software. Implemented Modified Baugh-Wooley Algorithm. Final design of multiplier chip has a rectangular shape which allows easy integration into a larger design. Final design never failed extensive post-layout simulations and operated at 178.571 MHz which exceeded the project performance requirement of 100 MHz. Wireless Home Automation: Temperature Sensor and Android Application
Embedded Systems2011University of Pennsylvania, City, State, USUniversity of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA CIS 542 Embedded Systems Programming Final Project 2011 Summer Term Developed a system with embedded and mobile components where the mobile component, Android application is able to get data from and send control information to a remote temperature sensor, embedded component. Collaborated with a group of two other students. Back-end and middleware (server and socket programming) were done in C while Android application was done in Java. Acceleration of Cone-Beam X-Ray Computed Tomographic Image Reconstruction Using GPU
design, architecture2010University of Michigan, City, State, USUniversity of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Independent Study Project 2010 Winter Term C/C++/GPGPU design and implementation of parallelized Feldkemp cone-beam reconstruction algorithm with CUDA. Optimized the implementation of 3-dimensional image reconstruction by utilizing the GPU architecture. Final result was 8.5 fold reduction of processing speed for a 256x248x240-voxel CT image. Robot: Image Processing Robot
Design Project2009University of Michigan, City, State, USUniversity of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Major Design Project 2009 Winter Term Developed a line detection robot capable of maneuvering to a predetermined destination while robot's vision was captured on a wireless VGA. Collaborated with five other students. Interfaced main FPGA with digital signal processor, CMOS camera, motors and XBees transmitter module (to communicate with wireless VGA). Programmed in C and VHDL to implement DSP and control algorithms and simulated these algorithms in MATLAB. Personally implemented path-finding algorithm in C. Digital DJ
Introduction to Engineering2007University of Michigan, City, State, USUniversity of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI ENGR 100 Introduction to Engineering: Microprocessors & Music Synthesizers Final Project 2007 Winter Term Developed a digital DJ using pedagogical assembly language. Collaborated with a group of three students. Personally implemented a graphics library and GUI windowing system in assembly language.
B.S.E.:Electrical EngineeringUniversity of Michigan, City, State, USUniversity of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI B.S.E. Electrical Engineering, Magna Cum Laude, Dean's List Graduated May 2010
M.S.:Electrical EngineeringUniversity of Pennsylvania, City, State, USUniversity of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA M.S. Electrical Engineering Graduated December2013
Certifications
ESE
Affiliations
Lockheed Martin MST Moorestown, NJ Member Engineering Staff, Processor & Digital System Design Center
Skills
Vhdl, Aerospace, Algorithm, Simulation, Testing, Sensor, Algorithms, C++, Embedded Systems, Field Programmable Gate Array, Fpga, Integration, Integrator, Matlab, Processor, Antenna, Embedded Software, Estimation, Ethernet, Firmware, Flash, I2c, Opencl, Optimization, Payment Card Industry, Pci, Pci Express, Performance Analysis, Prototype, Prototypes, Python, Rfic, Schematic, Schematic Design, Software Design, Sram, Tcl, Tcp, Tcp/ip, Award, Circuit Board, Design Review, Pcb, Printed Circuit, Printed Circuit Board, Schematics, Accounts To, Database, Mail Server, Electrical Engineering, Android, Wireless, Robot, Cadence, Circuits, Integrated Circuits, Simulations, Vlsi, Java, Middleware, Systems Programming, X-ray, Architecture, Gpgpu, Image Processing, Cmos, Decision Support Panel, Dsp, Assembly, Assembly Language, Graphical User Interface, Gui, Microprocessors, Realtime
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Resume Overview

School Attended

  • University of Pennsylvania
  • University of Michigan

Job Titles Held:

  • Member Engineering Staff, Processor & Digital System Design Center
  • Technical Intern
  • Computer Operator

Degrees

  • design 2013
    Embedded Systems 2011
    design, architecture 2010
    Design Project 2009
    Introduction to Engineering 2007
    B.S.E. : Electrical Engineering
    M.S. : Electrical Engineering

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