Analog Design Engineer

Ryan Callaway 469-***-****

*** ******* ****, *****, ** 75098 **********@*****.***

Objective

Skilled, resourceful, and dynamic individual looking for an entry-level analog design engineer position in a renowned organization. My goal is to re-align my current career path as a product marketing engineer and use my university and at-home skills to transform back into a more traditional analog design engineer.

Professional Accomplishments

Professional Strengths:

University knowledge of the concepts, practices, and processes of analog design

Knowledge of analog IC development cycles

Possess strong interpersonal, organizational, time management skills, written and verbal skills

Highly motivated, quick learner, and multitasking employee

Skilled in establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with sales, customers, marketing, and field applications.

Undergraduate Research – UT Dallas

Clean Room Deposition of MoS2 for battery technology research

Use of highly advanced and expensive equipment in controlled environments to produce carbon nanotubes

Data Analysis – Collected and analyzed test/simulation results. Presented the analysis results and proposed the solutions for modifications.

One of two undergraduate students chosen for graduate research

Product Marketing Engineer – Precision Delta Sigma Data Converters - Texas Instruments

Worked with large team of engineers and professionals on multi-million dollar projects that delivered on time.

Use of test and measurement equipment to help debug customer issues

Determined design approached and circuit topology

Aid in product definition from customers – understand customer’s needs and able to translate them into technical information

Convinced upper management to invest in ADC training series and collateral to help customers speed their time to market

Focus Markets: Test & Measurement, Bio-Potential/Medical Measurements, Grid Infrastructure, Automotive, and Audio

Home-Lab Analog Design

Use of my at-home analog design laboratory to create interesting and fun projects

Designing analog circuitry for several different home-based applications which include components like operation amplifiers, precision data converters, voltage references, oscillators, passive components, and microcontrollers

Verify design approach through simulation using PSPICE

Use of CAD software to layout custom PCBs

Current Project: Power Monitor for Energy Savings throughout household

Current Project: 3-axis Pocket Laser engraver

Current Project: Lab Power Supply

Current Project: Wireless connected video and audio baby monitor

Equipment and Software

Equipment Familiarity

Oscilloscope

Function Generators

Power Supplies

Soldering Equipment

Test Equipment

Microcontrollers and some FPGA familiarity

Software Familiarity

Eagle/Auto CAD PCB Layout including best practices for circuit design and layout

Circuit Simulators and Circuit Layout Tools

C/C++ for interfacing with microcontrollers and FPGAs

Work History

Product Marketing Engineer

Texas Instruments, Dallas, TX

February 2015 - Current

Technical Sales Associate

Texas Instruments, Dallas, TX

August 2014 – February 2015

Shift Supervisor

Starbucks Coffee, Dallas, TX

June 2006 – August 2014

Education

Bachelors in Electrical Engineering – 3.2 GPA

Analog Circuit Design

University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX

April 2014

References and Citizenship status

References are available upon request. United States Citizen, able to obtain DoD Defense Clearance.

Contact this candidate