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S. Chung
- Jan 1, 1970
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Dear Reader:
I am currently looking for entry level electrical engineer
opportunities. I am a recent graduate in Master of Electrical
Engineering at Cornell University. In my work, I concentrate on
circuit design. I have experience in designing CMOS circuits using
Cadence, Tanner tools and some UNIX based electronic design software.
I designed a low power and high speed differential amplifiers. I also
have experiences in analog & digital VLSI circuit designs. In digital
VLSI, I have designed and fabricated an arithmetic intense Intel-based
MMX processor.
I also have experience in writing test scripts and embedding software
in the devices I have designed and developed. I tested my VLSI
digital project using assembly code. I have designed whole system
using Atmel microcontrollers and have written test scripts and
embedded programs for them.
I am eager to learn about digital and analog circuit design. My
exposure to several different CMOS technologies ignited my urge for
learning how to apply engineering knowledge professionally. I am a
diligent, persistent worker and a fast learner. I have great people
skills and am able to communicate and work well individually and in
project teams. I am very enthusiastic in working in the field of
engineering, pushing technology to new frontiers and developing
commercially viable and competitive products. More importantly, I am
extremely interested working in the semiconductor industry.
Thanks for reading. Please find my resume below.
Sincerely,
Solomon Chung
[email protected]
======================================================================
SOLOMON K.Y. CHUNG
E-mail: [email protected]
Education
Cornell University in School of Engineering, Ithaca, NY
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (B. Sc), May 2002
Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering (M. Eng), May 2003
with Project Management Option
Relevant Course Work
RF Circuits and Systems ¡E Lasers and Waveguides ¡E VLSI Digital
Circuits ¡E Analog Integrated Circuits ¡E Microwave Circuits ¡E
Microcontrollers ¡E Computer Vision ¡E Silicon Device Physics ¡E
Photonics ¡E VLSI Optoelectronics ¡E Project Management ¡E Corporate
Finance ¡E Marketing
Work Experiences
Cornell University Teaching Assistant for Introduction to RF Circuits
January 2003-May 2003
¡P Designed and diagnosed circuits for laboratory analysis
¡P Prepared laboratory equipment for discrete circuit analysis
¡P Guided students in developing and testing their projects
Cornell Information Technology Helpdesk Consultant
August 2000-August 2002
¡P Consulted and determined solutions for customers with computer
problems and bugs
¡P Tested for new bugs with software and system to expand knowledge
database
¡P Lead consultants in diagnosing computer issues
Lombard Insurance Canada
May-August 2000
¡P Database programmer for the Claims Adjustment & Operations
department
¡P Programmed routines to allow easier manipulation of mass
information
¡P Showed managers how to better utilize automated systems to
minimize cost and labor
Master of Engineering Project
Spring 2003
¡P Designed a lower power & high band width transimpedance
amplifier
based on a simple design
¡P Used BiCMOS 0.25£gm technology, with custom layout and design
¡P Lead team members in creating new designs and utilized new
design
techniques
Course Projects
Microcontroller Circuit Design
Spring 2002
¡P Designed Voice-activated alarm clock using Atmel AT90S8515
microcontroller
¡P Packaged the alarm clock as a complete battery operated enclosed
system
¡P Written test scripts and embedded software for microcontrollers
RF Circuits and Systems
Spring 2001
¡P Constructed AM transmitter capable of transmitting short
distances
VLSI Digital Design
Fall 2001
¡P Designed and fabricated MMX-type processor capable of executing
32 instructions
¡P Worked closely in a team of four and divided work in to
functional blocks
¡P Lead and created project timeline and helped members in
diagnosing component problems
¡P Used RTL code to simulate circuit and test scripts in UNIX
platform
Analog Integrated Circuits
Fall 2001
¡P Designed and simulated high gain and low power operational
amplifier
¡P Lead the design, simulation and custom layout of the project
¡P Worked in a team to simulate and document of the project
¡P Used Matlab to test the validity of simulated data from Tanner
Tools
Skills
¡P Proficient in Cantonese, Mandarin and English
¡P Java, Pascal, MatLab, MathCad, C, Assembly programming, Unix,
Windows, MS Office, Lotus Notes, DOS
¡P PSpice, Cadence Tools, Tanner Tools, Virtuoso, Spectre,
Layout-XL, Magic, IRSIM, S-edit, L-edit, DRC/ LVS, RTL
University Involvement
Publication Chair for Hong Kong Student Association¡¦s Executive
Council August 1999- May 2000
Cornell Hybrid Electrical Vehicle team member, Control System Design
Sept 2000-Dec 2000
Cornell Finance Association Social Chair
Sept 2000- May 2001
I am currently looking for entry level electrical engineer
opportunities. I am a recent graduate in Master of Electrical
Engineering at Cornell University. In my work, I concentrate on
circuit design. I have experience in designing CMOS circuits using
Cadence, Tanner tools and some UNIX based electronic design software.
I designed a low power and high speed differential amplifiers. I also
have experiences in analog & digital VLSI circuit designs. In digital
VLSI, I have designed and fabricated an arithmetic intense Intel-based
MMX processor.
I also have experience in writing test scripts and embedding software
in the devices I have designed and developed. I tested my VLSI
digital project using assembly code. I have designed whole system
using Atmel microcontrollers and have written test scripts and
embedded programs for them.
I am eager to learn about digital and analog circuit design. My
exposure to several different CMOS technologies ignited my urge for
learning how to apply engineering knowledge professionally. I am a
diligent, persistent worker and a fast learner. I have great people
skills and am able to communicate and work well individually and in
project teams. I am very enthusiastic in working in the field of
engineering, pushing technology to new frontiers and developing
commercially viable and competitive products. More importantly, I am
extremely interested working in the semiconductor industry.
Thanks for reading. Please find my resume below.
Sincerely,
Solomon Chung
[email protected]
======================================================================
SOLOMON K.Y. CHUNG
E-mail: [email protected]
Education
Cornell University in School of Engineering, Ithaca, NY
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (B. Sc), May 2002
Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering (M. Eng), May 2003
with Project Management Option
Relevant Course Work
RF Circuits and Systems ¡E Lasers and Waveguides ¡E VLSI Digital
Circuits ¡E Analog Integrated Circuits ¡E Microwave Circuits ¡E
Microcontrollers ¡E Computer Vision ¡E Silicon Device Physics ¡E
Photonics ¡E VLSI Optoelectronics ¡E Project Management ¡E Corporate
Finance ¡E Marketing
Work Experiences
Cornell University Teaching Assistant for Introduction to RF Circuits
January 2003-May 2003
¡P Designed and diagnosed circuits for laboratory analysis
¡P Prepared laboratory equipment for discrete circuit analysis
¡P Guided students in developing and testing their projects
Cornell Information Technology Helpdesk Consultant
August 2000-August 2002
¡P Consulted and determined solutions for customers with computer
problems and bugs
¡P Tested for new bugs with software and system to expand knowledge
database
¡P Lead consultants in diagnosing computer issues
Lombard Insurance Canada
May-August 2000
¡P Database programmer for the Claims Adjustment & Operations
department
¡P Programmed routines to allow easier manipulation of mass
information
¡P Showed managers how to better utilize automated systems to
minimize cost and labor
Master of Engineering Project
Spring 2003
¡P Designed a lower power & high band width transimpedance
amplifier
based on a simple design
¡P Used BiCMOS 0.25£gm technology, with custom layout and design
¡P Lead team members in creating new designs and utilized new
design
techniques
Course Projects
Microcontroller Circuit Design
Spring 2002
¡P Designed Voice-activated alarm clock using Atmel AT90S8515
microcontroller
¡P Packaged the alarm clock as a complete battery operated enclosed
system
¡P Written test scripts and embedded software for microcontrollers
RF Circuits and Systems
Spring 2001
¡P Constructed AM transmitter capable of transmitting short
distances
VLSI Digital Design
Fall 2001
¡P Designed and fabricated MMX-type processor capable of executing
32 instructions
¡P Worked closely in a team of four and divided work in to
functional blocks
¡P Lead and created project timeline and helped members in
diagnosing component problems
¡P Used RTL code to simulate circuit and test scripts in UNIX
platform
Analog Integrated Circuits
Fall 2001
¡P Designed and simulated high gain and low power operational
amplifier
¡P Lead the design, simulation and custom layout of the project
¡P Worked in a team to simulate and document of the project
¡P Used Matlab to test the validity of simulated data from Tanner
Tools
Skills
¡P Proficient in Cantonese, Mandarin and English
¡P Java, Pascal, MatLab, MathCad, C, Assembly programming, Unix,
Windows, MS Office, Lotus Notes, DOS
¡P PSpice, Cadence Tools, Tanner Tools, Virtuoso, Spectre,
Layout-XL, Magic, IRSIM, S-edit, L-edit, DRC/ LVS, RTL
University Involvement
Publication Chair for Hong Kong Student Association¡¦s Executive
Council August 1999- May 2000
Cornell Hybrid Electrical Vehicle team member, Control System Design
Sept 2000-Dec 2000
Cornell Finance Association Social Chair
Sept 2000- May 2001
