Sigmatel Incorporated - Analog Design |
April 2000- Present |
Motorola - Wireline Analog Design |
July 1998- April 2000 |
Motorola - Engineering Rotation Program |
July 1997- July 1998 |
| Wireless Mixed-Signal Design | Completed substrate noise analysis of codec design. Article published in Nov. 1999 IEEE Circuits and Systems II: "Analysis of Ground-Bounce Induced Substrate Noise Coupling …" Consulted on substrate noise reduction strategies for numerous Motorola chip designs. | |
| CAD Tool Development | Designed, coded, and supported a new tool for high-level datapath design. Completed Tcl/Tk program in half the expected time period | |
| Wireline Analog Design | Migrated ADSL sigma-delta OTAs to new fab technology. Built sigma-delta C simulation to verify gain and bandwidth specifications for OTAs. Researched and implemented new folded cascode design strategy, reducing power 73% | |
| Failure Analysis | Designed and conducted experiment to verify chip substrate noise analysis. Work resulted in a 3X reduction in PLL jitter on codec chip |
| Operating Systems: | UNIX / AIX / HP-UX / Solaris / Linux / Windows |
| Languages: | C++, shell scripting, Tcl/Tk, Java, little Perl |
| Design and Analysis: | Matlab, MCSPICE, SmartSpice, Mathematica, Cadence & Mentor Graphics (schematic capture and layout), Ptolemy(SPW forerunner) |
| Hardware: | digital oscilloscopes, logic analyzer, spectrum analyzer, Focused Ion Beam, Energy Dispersion Spectroscopy, Scanning Electron Microscope |
| UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN | GPA: 3.67 |
| TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY | GPA: 3.93 |
| Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (Touch-Tone) Decoder Design | Spring 1997 |
| Available upon request | July 2002 |