Andrew Ozga ** Hawthorne Avenue ( Colonia, NJ 732-***-**** (
********@*****.*** ( US Citizen
Career Objective
Seeking a position with the opportunity to best utilize and further develop
my ELECTRONIC, HARDWARE, DESIGN ENGINEERING, and PROJECT capabilities with
an eventual leadership position. Core competencies include:
ASIC System Design ( Microwave/RF Design ( Digital Signal Processing (
Product Development ( Power Electronics
Education
Degrees:
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering (2007), New Jersey Institute of
Technology, NJ
Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (2004), Rutgers
University, NJ
Core Competencies and Projects:
< Lead a four-person team that utilized VHDL, Verilog, and Mentor Graphics
tools to develop and simulate an 8x8 load-balanced combined input-
crosspoint buffered packet switch that used small crosspoint buffers with
virtual output queues.
< Designed a hybrid coupler at ISM frequency band of 2.45 GHz with lumped
elements and Microstrip transmission lines on FR-4 substrate using Ansoft
Designer software, simulated for complex S in dB and phase. Through the
design gained practical knowledge of waveguides, transmission line theory,
scattering parameters, power dividers, directional couples, phase
shifters, smith chart, LC matching, single stub tuning, microstrip
matching networks, passive and active components, microwave transistor
amplifier design, VSWR circles, noise in 2-port networks.
< Employed micromachining technology to design a miniaturized acceleration
sensor, which was fabricated by exploring the design parameter space using
appropriate design equations. The design parameters were chosen from
practical ranges allowed by the semiconductor micromachining technology.
< Designed a two-stage fully differential voltage-voltage amplifier using
HSPICE, PSPICE and Avanwaves simulator with 0.35 micron TSMC MOS models
according to desired specifications.
< Designed, implemented, and configured a multithreaded UNIX web server and
client in C/C++ programming language.
< Fabricated a two-input logic gate using a one-micron process; performed
all needed MATLAB calculations and SUPREM simulations in addition to
various processing steps, including etching, photolithography, and
diffusion.
< Provided custom layout design and simulation of a 32-bit floating point
microprocessor ALU using Cadence IC design tools such as icfb and silicon
ensemble. Steps included: RTL synthesis, chip floorplanning, place and
route, timing analysis.
< Designed various DC/DC converter topologies based on given specifications
using steady state power converter modeling, semiconductor power switch
realization, AC circuit modeling converter, small signal transfer
functions, controller design, magnetic theory and transformer design.
Dealt with efficiency, switching losses, amount of ripple generated etc.
< Acquired practical knowledge of DSP IIR filter design, FIR filter design,
DSP algorithm implementation and applications through a project work that
consisted of a digital filter design using Butterworth polynomials and
bilinear transformation techniques as well as MATLAB to meet the desired
specifications.
Employment History
Cardinal Intellectual Property, Patent Search Professional 2008-2009
. Analyzed patent applications pertaining to semiconductor structure and
manufacture, solid state memory, nanotechnology devices and fabrication
and electrical circuits and components. Assessed if they comply with the
basic format, rules and legal requirements. Determined the scope of the
inventions claimed by the inventors. Researched CMOS VLSI, analog CMOS,
microelectronic fabrication, nanostructures, nanoscale devices and MEMS
fields to compare similar prior inventions with the invention claimed.
Created reports using Microsoft Office tools based on the prior art search
findings in the above technical areas. Delivered quality product, was able
to meet high demands of customers.
New Jersey Institute of Technology, Student Telecommunications and
Networking Technician 2005-2006
. Assisted senior telecommunications technician specialists in managing
campus telephone and computer networks. Set up wireless access points and
performed other duties, such as configuring routers, enabling ports, and
changing subnets. Responded to support calls. Resolved network and phone
issues to ensure seamless network operation and customer satisfaction.
Keywords: socket, system call, virtuoso, DFT, circular convolution,
windowing, System on a chip, signal integrity, physical verification,
LVS, DRC, layout, Synopsys, photo resist, prebake, post bake, etching,
RCA cleaning, deposition, annealing, photolithography, diffusion,
bandwidth, frequency, Ethernet, VPN, capacitance.