Miguel Nájera
Boise, ID, 83706
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OBJECTIVE: To obtain an Electrical Engineer position at INFICON.
EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Minors in Math and Spanish
Boise State University, Boise, ID – May 2011
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
• Skilled in multitasking, attention to detail, prioritizing, problem-solving, meeting, deadlines and conflict management.
• Excellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skills in English and Spanish (Bilingual/Bicultural).
• Able to work independently and as a team member while maintaining positive working relationships.
• A self-starter, self motivated, flexible, hardworking, creative and positive team player.
• Knowledgeable in using simulation and design tools (LTSpice, PSpice, Cadence Design System, Eagle and PCB123 Design Software).
• Knowledgeable in using Macintosh and PC, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Project and willing to learn new skills.
• Extensive knowledge in oscilloscopes and digital multimeter operation.
• Excellent hand and reflow (hot air) soldering skills.
• Familiar with MATLAB, JAVA, C, Simulink, Machine and assembly language programming
COURSE RELATED PROJECTS:
Senior Design Project I, Fall 2010:
• Worked individually to design and build audio amplifiers.
• Simulated amplifiers and tested audio level.
• Maximized efficiency.
• Utilized Eagle Design Software to create library parts, schematics and design PCB layouts.
• Diagnosed errors and gained experience on the process of circuit debugging.
• Utilized Oscilloscope and Signal Analyzer to test final product.
Senior Design Project II, Spring 2011:
• Collaborated with CradlePoint Inc. to develop a phased array antenna for use with WiMax cellular modems.
• Designed and simulated the phased array delay circuitry utilizing LT Spice Software.
• Simulated array antenna radiation patterns coming from various antenna physical layouts using a MATLAB toolkit.
• Analyzed component manufacturer’s data sheets and created bill of materials.
• Utilized PCB123 Design Software to create library parts, schematic and design PCB layout.
• Soldered more than 450 components on the PCB.
• Completed project based on customer specifications.
• Experienced all phases of engineering process including teamwork, effective meetings, safety, ethics, project management, and time management.
• Created a full report documenting the project and successfully presented it to professors, sponsorship companies and classmates.
RELEVANT COURSES:
• Power Electronics
• Semiconductors Devices
• CMOS Integrated Circuit Design, Layout and Simulation
• Computer Architecture
• Logic Design
• Microelectronic Circuits
• Microprocessors
• System Modeling and Control
• Electromagnetic Theory
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Modern Languages & Literatures Department, Boise, ID August 2005 – May 2011
Spanish Tutor - Lead Spanish language conversation groups by directing the small group activities of first and second year students as they practice their skills in a laboratory environment.
Computer Lab Assistant - Provided direct customer service support to students who need audio, video and computer resources as part of their class assignments.
College Assistant Migrant Program (CAMP), Boise, ID January 2005 – May 2005
Math Tutor - Provided tutoring to CAMP students enrolled in math classes.
ACTIVITIES:
• 8th Annual Undergraduate Research Conference: Presented the phased array antenna project. (April 2011)
• Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) - Member 2007-2009
• Discover Engineering Day Event: Mentored young students (7-10th grade) to pursue an engineering education. (April 2008)
REFERENCES:
Available upon request.