Analog design Engineer

Yanfeng Wang, MSc

** ******** ***** *******, *** 205

Revere, MA 02151

Phone: 781-***-**** E-mail: ****.******@*****.***.***

Academic Education

Northeastern University, Boston, MA 2015 – 2017

Master of Science – Electrical and Computer Engineering – GPA: 3.75

Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL Jan 2013-Dec 2014

Bachelor of Science – Electrical Engineering – GPA: 3.54

Armour College of Engineering Dean’s List Spring and Fall 2014

Experience

Dell EMC Inc, Hopkinton, MA January 2017 – June 2017

Co-op Hardware Design Engineer – Power Team and QA Project

Responsible for the design, specification, qualification, and sustaining support of high-performance power supply and dc/dc converter designs for future Dell EMC products

Implemented new and innovative test plans, performing evaluations and experimenting with circuit simulation

Communicating with vendors to ensure the PSU, BBU and lithium-ion battery specifications were edited and conforming

Designed an interface board with microprocessor for high current PSU test with linear actuator and computer controller

Developed an effective layout for interface board, purchased components and assembled the board for cycle test

Performed experiments for paddle card failure with Texas Instrument’s engineers, troubleshooting design recommendations

Embedded Systems Laboratory (ESL) – Northeastern University, Boston, MA April 2016 – November 2016

Research Assistant – Power Board Design for EEGμ3

Responsible for collaborating and working for the power design of the Human-in-the-Loop Cyber-Physical Systems

Troubleshot malfunctioning mixed-signal power boards, demonstrated prototypes and developed schematics

Successfully drafted the layout, ordered and assembled required components on boards

Defined and exposed power board failures, repairing four malfunctioning boards of EEGμ2 for testing

Designed the new EEGμ3 power board schematic combining the power board with the data acquisition board

Solved the pin issue at Beagle Bone Black SBC which caused two ADCs from working together in previous versions

Huaneng Power International Inc, Nantong, China April 2015 – September 2015

Field Engineer

Responsible for maintaining the monitoring system, reviewing the load forecast and interconnection schedules

Developed strong understanding for design and maintenance of underlying technologies in power transmission

Worked collaboratively with a skilled group of trained and specialized engineers and technicians

Advanced Projects Experience

Northeastern University, Boston, MA September 2015 – December 2017

MEMS Resonant Switch and Fabrication – Team Project

Designed, simulated, and fabricated MEMS resonant switch in MATLAB and AutoCAD

Using the Nano System laboratory at Northeastern finished the fabrication process and test the resonant switch performance with GSG RF Probe and Agilent Network Analyzer.

PMIC Low Dropout Regulator design and simulation – Team Project

Designed, simulated a LDO including self-biasing current source, bandgap reference generator and two stage error amplifier

Calculated the parameters and draw the schematic and run the simulation in difference circumstances in Cadence

Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL September 2013 – December 2014

VLSI Design and Synthesis of Adders– Individual Project

Designed 4 different adder with different topologies and word-lengths (8-bits and 16 bits) using HSPICE simulation of Cadence Design Systems.

Examine the impact of the word-lengths on the performances and costs by EDA tools from Synopsys and Cadence.

Key Skills and Knowledge

C++ Java Eagle Simulink MATLAB Virtuoso Cadence

PSIM Control System SMT Soldering Power Systems CMOS Power electronics PSU

Converters Semiconductors Electromechanical Devices Integrated Circuits Test Equipment

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