Project Manager Electrical
Resume:
Mark E Nagy
Gilbert, AZ *****
*********@***.***
CAREER OBJECTIVE:
To obtain a position that will utilize past and present experiences, provide the challenge to professionally grow, personally and professionally, not only for myself, but for my employer as well. To be able to learn new ideas from incoming prospects, into the field of engineering and mentor them as well, together to accomplish new horizons in a professional Industry. I am highly skilled, highly motivated individual with skills in two different fields, all phases of electrical, and electronics. Work history and experience in both.
EDUCATION:
TEMPE HIGH SCHOOL – GPA 3.50
Tempe, Arizona
Honor Student – State Wrestling Champion Three Years in a Row
CLASS OF 1980
DEVRY INSTITUTE - GPA 4.0
Phoenix, Arizona
President’ List
Digital Electronics AA
AIBT - GPA 4.0
Mesa, Arizona
Programming, Business accounting, Data Entry
MCC – Successful Completion
Cmos Analog Mask Design AA
Auto Cad Design
Mesa, Arizona
OTHER COURSES AND STUDIES INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
Radionics security systems and fire alarm, NEC 1980-1996, tracer 1000 chiller controls systems, C++ programming, UNIX, TCL, Visual Basic, Extended Basic, pearl, 8088 arch, Fiber optics, OSHA safety, Lock out tag out training, High lift safety, Ladder safety, power tools and powder activated tools training certifications.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES:
IDT: 8/15 – 12/15 Contractor
Contract of one year for physical mask design layout on extremely sensitive complexed analog circuits.
Working in cadence VXL 6.1.6 and Caliber and Assura verifications tools, responsibilities of custom analog IP blocks. Tape out on time and completed the chip. Verification and Integration, adding diode and parasitic caps to the schematic.
Maxim Integrated: 6/14 – 6/15 Contractor
Contract of one year for physical mask design layout on extremely sensitive complexed analog circuits. SMD, PLL, AMP, Bias, PGA, BG, level shifters, and APR integration.
Floor planning, Modgen placement, using the VXL Cadence auto router for faster completion time on less critical designs.
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Working in cadence VXL 6.1.6 and Caliber and Assura verifications tools, responsibilities of custom analog IP blocks on several processes including TSMC. Top level integration of PNR and assisting with any critical path blocks to help meet a very demanding schedules. Seeing start to finish of these projects.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONTINUED:
INTEL CORP.
11/05 to 6/14
Senior Principle Mask Designer - PEG Group Servers and Core group
Manager – Barb Osborn
Working as a Principal Mask Designer on vast variety of in house CAD tools, converting schematic into the physical world for silicon design, on 14nm and 10nm, some of the higher end process’s in the world. Working in teams, across the globe, designing today’s Micro-processors. Principle duties as lead, was to make sure schedules could be met, distribute and allocate different blocks based upon individuals levels and abilities’ within the team, mentor co-workers with work and schedules and design reviews with the circuit designers, so the layout could meet their expectations.
MICROCHIP TECHNOLOGIES
03/99-11/05
Mask Designer Level 3
Direct Manager – Doug Anderson, Along with Robert Lloyd
I had the pleasure of working with a great group of people, building my layout skills to a high level of responsibilities, working on micro-controllers and on some various consumer products. Providing full chip work from reticule to tape out, where I completed their first successful RF chip, received two patents for ultra- low devices and the smallest 8bit A/D, for layout. Working in a fast pace environment with great interactions and deep understanding of circuit design and layout has been a big plus. I gained the acquired knowledge on PLL, oscillators, A/D’s, memory, ESD structures, comparators, Dual rail to Rail comparators, charge pumps, just to name a few structures. Microchip’s main business, centers on their PIC and DS PIC products which are programmable, micro-controllers, and their PIC tools.
WILSON ELECTRIC
4/92 – 3/99
Project Foreman/ Service tech /
Wilson Electric. I started when the company was young and built the Service Department from only one service van to twelve at the time of my departure, during which time was in charge several large electrical projects and helped gain several large maintenance contracts for the service department. Some of the larger projects were East side improvements for Saint Jose hospital, 400 ton chiller installation Arizona Biltmore, Frito Lay robotic and PLC installation and automation and the new constructions of four Lowe’s Home Improvements Centers. Other projects include Perryville Prison, Bank One Ball Park, ADOT highway lighting for I-10. Just to name a few. My responsibilities was many fold, I was a project foreman and Project manager. We used our Service Vans as mobile offices; we could run large projects or do routine warranty or maintenance Service Calls.
BRAGGS ELECTRIC/CDI INC.
4/87 - 4/92
Project Manager of Special Systems/Lighting/Fire Alarm/Estimator SE corridor of the US
My duties started as a foreman and quickly moved up the ranks and became Special Systems Project manager and moved to Little Rock, Arkansas HQ. Main duties once in Little Rock, was to oversee the SE area of the country remodels of the Dillard’s Department Stores and acquisitions of the Macy’s Stores estimating lighting/FA/and other specials systems. Responsibilities included doing take off s from the prints for cable and wire, fixture counts, special systems and devices, ordering on PO system, returns and damage claims. I was also responsible for all electrical maintenance for Dillard’s Main computer room, PDU, UPS backup systems, and chillers and network cabling requirements. Working with IBM on upgrades and equipment change out, cabling and marking all gear, switches and cables. My duties would include traveling to sites to solve any order issues, tracking of progress and meeting with our project foreman’s, for cost related to projects, man power and other gating project issues. Direct reporting back to VP Steve Harris.
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SKILLS/EXPERIENCE OVERVIEW:
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE:
Custom Engineering layout experience with submicron nodes 45nm, 32nm, 22nm 14nm and 10nm. Custom digital, SRAM, mixed signal layout, analog layout and RF, ESD diodes and protection devices. Experience with 20nm, 16nm, 14nm, 10nm advanced process design nodes. Experience with Cadence Virtuoso, Genoa, Genesys, RTL, Ledit, Galaxy floor planning. Proficiency with design management tool Synchronicity, OPUS version control and tagging. Safran lib managers. Experience in High-speed and analog custom/mixed-signal layout experience, the following: PLLs, DLLs, High-speed custom and I/O, SerDes, Clock and Data Recovery, line drivers clock trees. Have some APR and ICC tools experience, Lef and Defs and Pin files. DRC/ERC/LVS experience and latest DFM and other densities flow knowledge, RV / Rvcat/ SH and EM experience and group expert with formal training on DART Extraction and verification on multi set of tools and formats. Verilog / spice / gpds, PVX and central run tool managers for collator data vaults, VNC / UNIX / pearl / Tcl / windows based / C++/ auto cad
ELECTRICAL EXPERIENCE:
I have overseen some of the largest projects here in the valley from hospitals to military installations, from high security to department stores, from high rises to ball parks and high tech clean rooms as well. All of my electrical background is in commercial, Industrial electrical and special systems. I have installed several chiller systems with vfd drives, UPS, and generator back up. I was the SEC Project manager over for Dillard’s department stores and over seen all material goods for over 200 store remodels. My job duties were drawings and fixture take offs and cable and device ordering for several ongoing remodels projects, both for instate and out of state at one time. I am use to working both in the field and in the office as well. I was always known to be a hand’s on, ready to help.
SKILLS:
NEC code, Motor control, fiber optics, lan networking and cable, phone and multi line, POS, UPS, PBX radionics security, Tracer 1000, High Voltage, switch gear, pumps and chillers, stepping and VFD motor control. Energy management systems, PLC, ridged and thin wall conduit and bending, racks and gear rooms, secure lighting and mounts, heavy equipment, forklifts and ladder safety, power tools and powder activated tools
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:
Brad Wemhaner@480-***-**** Employer: IDT IDT /Eastridge Contracting Services
Bernie Chavez@480-***-**** Employer: Maxim Maxim Integrated
Barb Osborn @ 480-***-**** Employer: Intel Intel Direct Manager
Michael Salls @ 623-***-**** Employer : Teledyne Teledyne friend and colleague
Shane Sayer @ 480-***-**** Employer: Raven Pools Owner /Operator of Raven Pools
Johnny Urrea @ 480-***-**** Employer: Intel Peer /coworker
Shaun Nagy @ 602-***-**** Employer: Nephew
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