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Computer Engineering graduate, with MSc in Electrical Engineering from University of Virginia. Currently working as Faculty Assistant at Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Virginia.
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Schools:
University of Virginia
WORK EXPERIENCE
Employer:
Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Virginia
Position:
Faculty Assistant
Time period:
August 2006 - Present
Description:
• Performed repairs on high-voltage three-phase power conversion equipment that facilitates the instruction of power distribution systems in a laboratory setting.
• Established and administered wiki, forum, and version control software infrastructure for collaborative educational projects in use by over 400 students and faculty that has been awarded the 2008 UVa Teaching+Technology Initiative fellowship.
• Reengineered and assembled high-efficiency audible-spectrum amplifier and even-harmonic generator for use in Capstone project class instruction.
Employer:
Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Virginia
Position:
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Digital Logic Design
Time period:
February 2007 - April 2007
Description:
• Directed a class of 50 students in a laboratory setting with gaining hands-on experience in digital design troubleshooting.
• Held lectures and provided individual supplementary tutoring twice weekly on the core fundamentals of digital logic design.
Employer:
Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Virginia
Position:
Graduate Research Assistant
Time period:
August 2006 - October 2008
Description:
• Engineered low-power hardware/software co-design methodology using fine-grained dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) targeted at signal processing and multimedia applications, achieving energy reduction up to 37% over traditional designs.
• Developed exemplary digital architecture, fabricated demonstration chip in 90nm process, developed hardware testing and verification and validation (V&V) methodology, collected test data, justified approach in three publications.
• Facilitated the establishment of research that has produced proposals to the National Science Foundation (NSF) and other funding agencies to procure over $300,000.
Employer:
Musictoday LLC
Position:
Developer
Time period:
February 2006 - July 2006
Description:
• Developed full-featured Java box office web service application server that is currently used to sell tickets at 15,000+ seat venues, including John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, VA.
Employer:
Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Virginia
Position:
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Time period:
August 2005 - October 2005
Description:
• Developed an embedded Java voice recognition-based application to assist Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) in making decisions and communicating in the field.
EDUCATION
University:
University of Virginia
Time period:
2008
Degree:
Electrical Engineering, MSc
University:
University of Virginia
Time period:
2005
Degree:
Computer Engineering, BSc
PUBLICATIONS
Papers:
“Power Switch Characterization for Fine-Grained Dynamic Voltage Scaling” Presented at ICCD2008
“Investigating Fine-Grained Dynamic Voltage Scaling for Low Power CMOS” Defended Master’s Thesis
“Panoptic DVS: A Fine-Grained Dynamic Voltage Scaling Framework for Energy Scalable CMOS Design” Pending, DAC2009
BSc in Systems & Information Engineering (04) & MBA (09) from Darden Graduate School of Business, UVA, founder of the Virginia Entrepreneurial Society (E*Society) in 2008.
