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Experience Senior Corporate Applications Engineer Team Lead Responsible for distributing call load amongst the team’s application engineers Worked with management in identifying and resolving issues involving resource allocation Helped new team members with technical training Organized and taught at the worldwide application engineer training classes< Was liaison to the support sales, synthesis marketing and synthesis development groups Senior Application Engineer Answered technical questions for external and internal customers Assisted younger application engineers with technical issues Specialized in bad logic and library development issues Setup the final release testing process for synthesis products Wrote tech notes as well as editing and reviewing all published notes for synthesis products Worked with marketing to define the requirements for an ASIC synthesis product IT Specialist Managed the group’s hardware assets and capital budget Maintained the group web server, license server and UNIX machines Assisted group members with UNIX issues Worked with IP Engineering to set up their systems for regression testing and debugging of their IP cores Network Specialist/VLSI CAD Systems Coordinator VLSI CAD Systems Coordinator Organized and tested EDA (VLSI CAD) tool flows Managed the Systems Administrator, Assistant Systems Administrators and the Test Engineer Network Specialist Specified requirements and designed computing networks for both research and academic endeavors Worked with the College of Engineering Administration on financial and resource allocation issues Managed the Institute's web server including the VLSI and FPGA online databases Other Responsibilities Managed research projects including Graduate Research Assistants Managed the Institute's physical facilities Co-taught the “VLSI Design and Digital Logic” classes for the Electrical Engineering department Assistant Computer Systems Administrator Created accounts for faculty and students Assisted students with the department's computer systems Education University of Idaho, B.S.E.E., December 1992 Additional economics, computer science, and graduate level electrical engineering classes |