February 1999 - IBM Retail Sales Solutions
Working for IBM Retail Sales Solutions designing point of sales equipment. Embedded controllers for printers and portable devices. Intel based motherboards for point of sale equipment.
Email: kc4ydx (at) yahoo (dot) com
A position in computer engineering, working in system or chip design with Hardware Description Languages and opportunities for further education.
Major: MS Electrical Engineering
GPA: 3.8
Major: BS Computer Engineering
Minor: Computer Science
GPA: 3.5
Working for IBM Retail Sales Solutions designing point of sales equipment. Embedded controllers for printers and portable devices. Intel based motherboards for point of sale equipment.
Participated in graduate research at Virginia Tech. Wrote a Java application that performs board level trouble shooting by comparing probe result with VHDL simulation values. The goal was to determine what component was faulted with a minimum number of signals probed.
Participated in undergraduate research at Virginia Tech. Working with the computer engineering department on digital simulation using Synopsys VHDL.
Summer intern with GE FANUC as a product-testing technician.
Separated from the Navy as a Senior Electronics Supervisor, responsible for the maintenance and operation of the submarine's navigation electronics subsystem. Accountable for the safety and training of junior personnel. Also responsible for the maintenance and repair of all personal computers on board.
Typing and computer skills, VLSI design experience
Technician Class Amateur Radio License (KC4YDX)
UNIX, MS Word, Excel, DOS, Windows, Maple V, HTML
IBM (XT-Pentium)
FORTRAN, Pascal, Basic, Some Visual Basic, C, C++, Java, PERL
(NAVY Training courses)
Basic Electronics including AC/DC theory, digital fundamentals, processors, programming, syncros, servos, and RF circuits
In depth digital trouble shooting, Analog to Digital conversion circuits, processor operation and repair
Radar theory and operation, wave propagation, wave guide theory, TWT's, Magnetrons, and Video circuits
Operation and repair of super heterodyne microwave satellite receiver