Experience

• Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering, Rochester Institute of Technology, September 2004-Present:
  • Advisor for two new master's projects on reconfigurable computing.
  • Teaching: Design for Testability, Digital System Design, Computer Architecture.
  • Serving on Student Affairs subcommittee of the Academic Senate and Department committees on Graduate Program, Digital Systems and Computers Curriculum, Senior Design Projects.
• Senior Software Engineer, Logic Technology Development, Intel Corporation, May 2003 - August 2004:
  • Provided an efficient, modular method for automating and running regression tests.
  • Assured quality product release through extensive execution, clarification and revision of tests.
  • Protected intellectual property while providing reliable, concurrent access to scheduled reports.
  • Provided customer support for data analysis tool, with high level of customer satisfaction.
  • Taught course on data analysis tool.
  • Led internal developer forum.
  • Developed controller for fabrication tool.
• Research Assistant, University of Utah, 2000-2002:
  • Developed new CAD/EDA algorithms for concurrency tradeoff exploration for timed circuits.
  • Demonstrated several orders of magnitude improvement compared to theoretical worst case.
  • Demonstrated improvement over existing techniques where direct comparison is available.
• Quality Assurance Engineer, Center for Asynchronous Circuit & System Design, 1999:
  • Created and automated the regression test suite for the CAD/EDA tool ATACS.
  • Linked regression suite to CVS, so when a developer commits new code, it is automatically checked.
  • Configured and managed an on-line bug-tracking system.
• Research Assistant, ACK project, University of Utah, 1996-1998:
  • Developed technology mapping code for the CAD/EDA tool ACK.
• Research Assistant, Avalanche project, University of Utah, 1996:
  • Designed, synthesized, simulated, and fabricated ASIC for distributed, pipelined bus arbitration.
  • Developed code and scripts to make sure this design passed the same tests at each level.
• Teaching Assistant, CP SC 361: Digital Design, University of Utah, Autumn 1995:
  • Taught lab sections and graded lab projects for 40 students.
• Intern, State Senator Suzi Oppenheimer, summer of 1990.