MITHRA CHANDRAN
Email: ******.*****@*****.***
Phone: 997-***-****
Career Objective
Looking for the position of analog/digital circuit design engineer.
Skills
Extensive knowledge of SRAM memory cell circuit design techniques.
Experience in transistor level circuit design.
Good understanding of semiconductor processing.
Strong passion for technology.
Designed various combinational, complex gates and flip-flops.
Experience in assisting circuit design in 0.18um to 28nm CMOS processes technologies
Good understanding of device physics
Proven Analog/Mixed signal/RF IC and digital circuit design skills.
Solid understanding of MOSFET electrical characteristics.
Good understanding of Electro-migration, ESD and Latch up.
Strong research and analytic skills
Fluent in written and spoken English.
Excellent in presentation and interpersonal communication skills.
Excellent in technical troubleshooting and demonstrated problem solving skills
Eager, quick learner with strong team-work spirit.
Ready to relocate.
Work Experience
Research Assistant
Organization: Dept. of Electrical and Computer engineering, University of Colorado at Colorado springs Duration: January 2009 to January 2010
Performed the tasks of optimizing schematics
Transistor level circuit design and simulation
Graduate assistant at University of Colorado, Colorado springs from August 2006 to December 2008
Project trainee at Hindustan Newsprint Limited, India, for 5 months in 2005
2010-2014 Career break for taking care of my children
Education
1.Master’s degree (MS) in Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, CO, USA
Graduation date: December 2009 Cumulative GPA: 3.4/4.0
Thesis: Power Integrity issues and on chip decoupling capacitors
2.B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology) Applied Electronics and Instrumentation, Mount Zion College of Engineering (Mahatma Gandhi University), Kerala State, India.
Graduated- May 2005 67.37%
Relevant Projects
1.64 bit CMOS SRAM circuit (8 inputs for the 8 bits, 3-bit address, RE/WE signals, 1.2V, TSMC 0.12um)
2.24-bit Full Adder design in TSMC 0.13um technology.
3.Design and layout of D flip flop and JK filp flops.
4.8-bit Current Steering Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) in TSMC 0.25um technology.
5.PLL with charge-pump phase comparators (Kvco=100MHz/V, Kpd=1V/rad, Vdd=3V, fLPF=1MHz, fin=100MHz, TSMC 0.25um)
6.6-bit flash A/D converter with interpolation/folding circuits (100MS/s, Vdd=-Vss=3V, TSMC 0.12um)
7.Fully differential folded-cascode opamp (Gain=53dB, w-3dB=30kHz, SR=0.25 mV/us, TSMC 0.25um)
8.Second-order Delta-Sigma Modulator; second-order MASH modulator using two first-order modulators (1 bit, data rate=10MHz, Vdd=5V)
9.RF filters (low pass, high pass and band pass)
Technical skills
CAD tools: Cadence, HSPICE, Microwind layout tool, RFsim
Lab Equipment’s: Oscilloscope, Network Analyzer, Spectrum Analyzer.
HDL languages: Verilog (beginner)
Programming Languages: C programming, Assembly language 8085
Operating systems: UNIX, Windows NT/XP, Linux, DOS, Matlab/Simulink
Proficient in MS Excel, MS Word and MS PowerPoint.
Relevant Courses works
CMOS digital integrated circuits
VLSI processing
Analog IC design
Systems on Chip architecture
Mixed Signal IC design
Computer architecture and design
RF IC design
Operating Systems
Affiliations and Professional activities
Volunteered in grading graduate student’s course work in the Electrical and Computer engineering dept. at University of Colorado.
Society for Women Engineers (SWE) member
International students association, University of Colorado
References
1.Dr. Dan, Dean of Electrical and Applied sciences, UCCS. ****@****.*** Phone: +1-719-***-****.
2.Dr. T.S. Kalkur, Dept. Chairperson, Dept. of ECE, UCCS. *******@****.*** Phone:+1-719-***-****