Engineer Electrical Engineering

Hasib Parwani

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Objective: Self-motivated engineer with expertise in testing wireless systems under UL, CSA, CTIA and other international standards, looking for a challenging position in Electrical Engineering. Education:

San Jose State University

Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering, Analog and Mixed Signals August 2016

University of California, San Diego

Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering, Controls and Systems September 2011

OTA Compliance Engineer, Cisco Systems Inc., San Jose, CA June 2015 – Present

Performing OTA Testing in fully Anechoic OTA/EMC Chamber in Cisco’s Corporate Compliance Lab:

Perform Over the Air (OTA) Total Radiated Power (TRP) and Total Isotropic Sensitivity (TIS) for Cisco’s wireless devices that include LTE, Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n/a), UMTS, EDGE, GPRS, GSM, CDMA technologies according to 3GPP/CTIA/Wi-Fi standards.

Setting up the test, running the test, collecting data, analyzing data to ensure top quality performance.

Involved in weekly meetings with OTA test engineers, EMC design engineers, RF engineers to help manage projects (design, design cost, efficiency, scheduling and delivery date)

Writing CTIA and PTCRB reports after completion of testing.

Performed conducted testing to reassure results of the OTA testing. Verification Engineer, Sony Mobile, San Mateo, California October 2014 – June 2015 Wireless handset testing responsibilities:

Mobile and communication system (LTE/ CDMA 1X/ CDMA 1X Advanced/ EVDO/UMTS/GSM/WCDMA).

IOT on 2g/3g/4g Sony Mobile devices and wireless systems.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth testing on Sony Mobile devices and wireless systems.

GPS testing on Sony Mobile devices and wireless systems.

Sony Mobile application testing (Walkman, Track ID, Play Games, etc).

Log analysis and software debugging.

Preparation and generation of test reports including testing results. Team Lead Wireless Test Engineer Inc., QZ Labs, San Diego, California April 2014– September 2014 Wireless Test Engineer, QZ Labs Inc., San Diego, California December 2012– November 2013 Team Lead leadership responsibilities:

Distribute and assign tasks to team members.

Communicate with OEMs on a daily basis.

Generate an executive report as a deliverable to the OEM for wireless testing certification.

Hold weekly team meetings.

Trained new team members, brought them to level to execute test cases alone wireless testing responsibilities:

Mobile and communication systems (LTE/ CDMA 1X/ CDMA 1X Advanced/ EVDO).

IOT on 3g/4g mobile devices and wireless systems.

Log Analysis and software debugging.

LTE radio testing services for T-Mobile (TMO) and Qualcomm International:

Test execution of functionality areas including: voice and data performance, system determination, Intra-Inter RAT, roaming, and application testing.

Test execution of functionality areas including: voice and data performance, system determination, Intra-Inter RAT, roaming, and application testing.

Discover initial testing routes (Good stationary and dynamic throughput, poor stationary and dynamic throughput, intra-MME, TAC, RAT (LTE GSM, UMTS, GSM, UMTS LTE, and out of coverage).

Performance and conformance testing test execution.

QXDM logs collection and log analysis in Live LTE TMO networks for official field testing activities on behalf of TMO on Qualcomm based devices (BLU Studio 5.0LTE).

Preparation and generation of test reports including testing results and issues descriptions. C2K testing services for Sprint’s Chicago, Illinois/Baltimore, and Maryland markets:

Testing execution of various functionality areas (RF Protocols, Voice and Data Performance, System Determination, Intra-Inter RAT, Roaming).

QXDM logs collection and log analysis in Live C2K Sprint networks with roaming on the Sprint network for official field testing activity on behalf of Sprint, HTC, Huawei Qualcomm, on Qualcomm based devices (HTC M8 Ace and Huawei 255).

Preparation and generation of test reports including testing results. Safety Test Engineer, Intertek Group plc, Lake Forest, California November 2013– April 2014 Performed product safety evaluation and certification through:

Determining the preliminary plan for the project

Determining of national codes and standards clauses for the equipment under test (EUT).

Understanding of schematics and manufacturer’s instructions.

Validating the project scope and sample applicability.

Identifying and locating test instruments and equipment required for testing.

Following pre-established test plans or determining new test plans.

Setting up and operating EUT as well as performing and documenting simple repairs on EUT as needed.

Conducting thorough construction reviews while also meticulously documenting the results.

Performing tests of products in accordance with CSA, UL and international standards. Core tests included, but were not limited to: rating, leakage current, dielectric, temperature, pressure, stability, mechanical hazard, flammability, abnormal and fault insurance, rain, and sound.

Mentoring other technical personnel on procedures of safety testing.

Working with lab technician to schedule lab hours and to setup tests.

Providing information for quotes such as length of project, site needed, rental equipment, samples, and standards that were used.

Completing preliminary design reviews (PDR) both on and off site.

Developing and setting up test plans.

Engineering Intern, Custom Cabs Inc., San Diego, California March 2012– August 2012 Provided engineering solutions for elevators with the following primary responsibilities:

Troubleshoot and debug faulty elevator controllers in order to operate the elevator.

Troubleshoot the micro-controllers with given procedures from the Senior Engineer mentor.

Write professional reports with clear and detailed explanations of problems, concerns and implementation of the solutions.

Communicate with the Senior Engineer to create a plan for the repair or reprogramming of the controllers. Team Member, University of California, San Diego Robotics Lab, San Diego, California September 2010– June 2011

Leadership role managing the development and design of our robotic circuitry.

Controlled the motor and servo using an H-Bridge circuit. Programmed the control of the motor and servo via an Arduino mic- controller.

Skills: Creating engineering reports, communication abilities, and professional presentations. Software: MATLAB, QXDM, QCAT, QPST, APEX, Wireshark, Flash Gordon 3, Verilog-A, EMQuest Hardware: Cadence (PSpice), Oscilloscope, Fluke Multi-meters, ROHDE & SCHWARZ Spectrum Analyzer and wideband radio communication tester, Arduino microcontroller, Network analyzers, Nomad (Spirent)

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