Electrical Engineer Project Management

Joseph Paul Phone no: 860-***-****

Electrical Engineer Email: acz969@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE:

To lead a challenging and exciting career as a Electrical Engineer in an Organization that lends one a supportive and operative learning environment with ample chances to contribute and diversify my knowledge and skills and offer me a good potential for future growth.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

Strong Analytical & complex Problem Resolution

Strategic Data Analysis & Reporting

Relationship Building and Leadership Skills

Matlab

Hardware Troubleshooting

Pspice & Workbench Simulation Software

Comsol

C, Java & Object Oriented Programming Languages

Project Management

Logistics and Supply Chain

CORE STRENGTHS:

VHDL and Applications

Communication Theory

Solid State Electronic Devices

System Design and Implementation

Power Electronics

Simulation and Rapid Prototype

Multidisciplinary Modeling

Network Analysis

EDUCATION:

Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communication from Jawaharlal Nehru Technology University.

Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering from University of Hartford

MAJOR PROJECTS:

Voice Enabled Wireless Devices Switching for Visually Impaired

Completed project within 6 months with 2 months to brainstorm and 4 months to conceptualize.

Researched and consulted with various sources to create a working model of wireless communication link according to specifications and time constraints.

Designing Solar Power Based Street Lighting LED Illumination System

Using four solar panels of total 24V to illuminate 48V LEDs with a Boost DC-to-DC Converter.

This system can be used to illuminate the LED street lights using the renewable sources with efficiency.

Convection in a Glass of Water

Using different materials of glasses with various dimensions like length, width and height.

And finding out Pressure, Velocity, Isothermal contours and Temperature.

Design of Audio Amplifier

Design and Implementation of audio amplifier on PSPICE

The circuit is built on PCB and compared the observed DC voltages and currents with the ones obtained in Pspice

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