QI LIU
626-***-**** ********@*****.***
San Diego, California
Summary
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering at UCSD, focusing on Digital Signal Processing
Relevant coursework in Analog and Digital Integrated Circuit Design
Familiar with Virtuoso Layout Suite XL Cadence and PSpice
With years of experience in Matlab, C/C++, and Python
Project experience in soldering, Eagle, PCB Design, Inkscape, and Solidworks
Education
University of California San Diego June 2018
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Skills
Software
Cadence
PSpice
ADS
Linux
Computer Language
C/C++
Matlab/Simulink
System Verilog
Python
LabVIEW
Lab
Soldering
PCB
Inkscape
Solidworks
3D Printing
Laser Cutting
Coursework
Analog Integrated Circuit Design
Digital Integrated Circuit Design
Linear Control System
Engineering Hands-on Group Project
Advanced Digital Design Project
Project
Digital Handpan
Collaborated with a team of 3 students to design a unique digital handpan device for optimizing real world sound
Programed the teensy audio board and teensy audio design tool to collect and implement signal processing
Played the notes on capacitive touch pads with adjustable octave and recorded sound samples
Looped these samples when played back to create your unique music
Mini Robotic Arm
Built a mini robotic arm with manual control and automation mode
Designed a 3-axis robotic arm with micro servo motors and controlled by microcontroller (Arduino)
Developed algorithm to autonomously perform a set of motions to the servo arm
Programed the algorithm to record the motion onto Arduino dynamic memory
PCB designed with Eagle and soldering of PCB board for entire circuit
Digital Design of Adder
Built a carry lookahead adder in Cadence to improve speed and power efficiency over traditional CLA architecture
Implemented custom digital logic gates at the transistor level for a bottom-up digital design
Modeled integrated circuit physical design (Layout Cellview) and verified with Cadence tools(DRC/LVS)
Improved vanilla CLA design in terms of speed and power and ultimately an operating frequency greater than 2.3GHz
Rapid Prototyping of Cryptographic Hash Functions
Implemented Super Hash Function with SHA-1, SHA-256, and MD 5 algorithms in System Verilog
Optimized using pipelining to reduce hardware area and CPU clock cycles
Embedded System and Control-Line Follower Robot
Designed a line follower robotic car with Arduino and basic PID control for steering
Built hardware chassis for the robot using Solidworks and 3D printer
Calibrated the photoresistors and system integration with PID control
Collected, analyzed, and minimized the error by adjusting the PID values to the best performance for competition
Experience
AWA Technology, Inc July - September 2016
Building high performance gaming desktop and installing operating system