Ali Qureshi

**** *. ******* ****** ****, CA *****

ablojy@r.postjobfree.com 209-***-****

OBJECTIVE:

Recent graduate with a BS in electrical engineering seeking

full time position working hands

on with innovative technology.

EDUCATION:

2010 UC Davis Davis, CA Major: Electrical Engineering, B.S.

Graduation Date: June 2010

GPA: 3.56

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

US citizen. First generation college student in my family.

Dean's list for multiple quarters. Graduate with honors. Youth

of the Year award/scholarship from Lodi Boys and Girls Club for

2 consecutive years for strong leadership, community service,

and volunteer work.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

June 2005 Boys and Girls Club, Inc.

to Staff Member

September 2007

Regular staff member as well as assisting other staff members

with computer related issues. Troubleshooting software,

hardware maintenance, network setup, support, and management,

and computer lab management for kids.

November 2007 Art Building, UC Davis

To Computer Technician/Student Assistant IV

June 2008

Technical support lead in charge of hardware, software, and

network support for staff and faculty. Experience with server

and database management.

RELATED COURSEWORK:

Courses and labs taken in single crystalline Si PV and Mask

design.

Programming experience in: C, C++, Matlab, Verilog, and

Assembly Languages. Experience using PSPICE/HSPICE and Altera

for analog and digital circuits

testing and design. Relevant coursework includes: electronics

circuits, analog integrated circuits(lab), intro level in

electromagnetic, device physics, device fabrication(lab),

and digital systems. Familiarity with lab test equipment.

Extensive usage of Excel for

data analysis. Prior use of labview for FPGA programming which

controls voltage levels for motors. Use of PID control loops

with microcontroller in design project to control servo

steering.

RESEARCH:

Past research includes data monitoring within BGP routing tables. Tasks

included writing code for the compression of BGP routing tables for faster

access of information. Member of iNano research group at UC Davis.

Extensive usage of 2-4 pt probing. Using curve tracers for IV analysis in

silicon nanowires.

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