Joshua Morfin
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87120
Tel.: 505-***-****
E-mail: **********@*******.***
Objective:
Seeking a challenging full-time position emphasizing digital circuit
design, system integration and/or design of and instrumentation systems.
Familiar with working in team environments, highly adaptable to varying
environments.
Education:
University of New Graduation Date: December 2004
Mexico
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, Systems and Controls.
University of New Graduation Date: June 2002
Mexico
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Highland High School 1992-1996
Recent Work Experience:
SAIC September 2005-Present
Electrical Engineer
. Requires systems integration design, signal architecture, micro-
controllers, manufacturing assembly, test instrumentation, data
communication and input/output interface integration, design
documentation, and a proficiency with LabVIEW software. Project
management of test systems and test instrumentation in field
environments. Requires working knowledge of mechanical design CAD
software as well as designing and laying out circuits with PCB design
software for manufacturing prototypes. In 2005 and 2006, supported
test and evaluation activities utilizing SAIC's DL-500 DataLoggers for
real time TSPI event and data collection. This utilized a complete
system including GPS receivers and GPS antennas, UHF modems and UHF
antennas, beacon receivers, and computers.
Northrop Grumman September 2002-2005
Electrical Engineer
. Required working knowledge of LabView and familiarity with C
programming. Assigned multiple tasks designing instrumentation systems
as well as data acquisition systems. Assigned tasks for designing
circuits using circuit analysis tools. Required cable assembly using
knowledge of shielding and grounding techniques. Assigned multiple
tasks designing digital and analog circuits with filters, amplifiers,
logic devices, and discrete devices. Served as principle
instrumentation engineer to develop control software for a high speed
16 channel RF data acquisition system. Frequently used Network
Analyzer to test cable loss as well as spectrum analyzers for making
RF measurements. Responsible for contributing to assigned projects
both as an individual and as a team player. Required knowledge of
tools and techniques for documentation of hardware, software, and
system designs.
PURSUE (UNM-NASA) August 2001-September 2004
Graduate Mentor/Research Assistant
. Assigned task of creating a LabView graphical interface for multiple
cooperative robotic agents.
. Assist in design and implementation of communication protocol for use
on robotic agents with wireless communication capabilities.
. Responsible for designing and implementing a system of heterogeneous
cooperative mobile robots to be used by the program for high-level
systems and control theory research. Project focuses on integrated
system design and encompasses circuit design and testing, hardware
design and testing, implementation of a wireless communication system,
extensive hardware interfacing including software drivers and
libraries, microcontroller programming and interfacing, medium and
high-level programming.. Responsible for being one of graduate mentor
for project, and handled much of the project's management along with
training of new team members.
Z-Tec, Albuquerque, NM February 2001- August 2001
Test Engineering Intern
. Assigned tasks to test instrumentation equipment designed by
engineers. This involved working knowledge of meters, oscilloscopes,
signal generators, function generators and other lab test equipment.
Also tasked to do multiple AUTOCAD drawings for cables, boxes,
electronic components, etc.
Innovasic, September 2000-February 2001
Albuquerque, NM
Engineering Intern
. Responsible for assisting engineers in development of technical
reports and specifications for ASIC chips designed by engineers.
PNM, Albuquerque, NM May 2000-August 2000
Engineering Intern
. Assigned multiple tasks making LAN connections and building category
five cables. In charge of maintaining PNM's map board, which contains
a replica of PNM's substations, breakers and generators. This board
indicates when a breaker or a generator trips, and sends an alarm to
the computer.
CIA, Washington DC May 1999-August 1999
Engineering Intern
Skills:
Experience in integrated system design; (PCB) printed circuit board design
and layout; PDA Programming; Programming in LabVIEW; Familiar with Web
Programming with knowledge of Coldfusion, Javascript, and HTML Programming.
Knowledgeable in computer hardware, and interfacing hardware with
computers; Ability to interface and program microcontrollers; AutoCAD
Mechanical Design Software; Alibre Design Mechanical Design Software;
Ability to troubleshoot and resolve difficult problems; Hardware/software
testing, debugging and documentation. Familiar with Microsoft Office.
Clearances Held:
SCI TOP SECRET CIA, Washington DC
May 1999-August 1999
SSBI TOP SECRET Northrop Grumman, Albuquerque, NM
July 2003 - August 2005
SSBI TOP SECRET SAIC, Albuquerque, NM
September 2005 - Present
- References and Supporting Documentation Furnished Upon Request -