HASSAN MALIK

aczb7y@r.postjobfree.com

408-***-****

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a design engineering or design team lead position where my twenty-six years of Analog Mixed Signal Design experience can be utilized effectively to make a significant contribution to the Company. WORK EXPERIENCE

ICmic, Milpitas California/Cyberjaya Malaysia, Senior Vice President of IC Design Oct '01-Present Responsible for design and development of ICmic’s complete line of data-converter products. This includes strategic market analysis, concept, architectural design, transistor level design, layout management and production test management. Product lines developed include Data Converters and Power Management Products. Joined ICmic at inception in 2001 and brought up its complete data converter and power management product lineup totaling almost 40 products. Lead designer for almost all of these products.

Linear Technology, Milpitas, California Design Engineer June '93-Jan '01 Responsible for developing Digital-to-Analog Converter products. Responsibilities included taking a product through definition, design, layout, debug and characterization on to production release. This involved architectural and transistor- level design and simulation of Digital-to-Analog Converters, supervising layout engineers and technicians, project scheduling, working on data-sheets and supervising test software and hardware development for bench testing. Also responsible for helping Test Engineering in developing hardware and software for production testing. Responsible for release of over 15 different products ranging from 12-Bit to 16-Bit Rail-to-Rail Voltage Output DACs. Analog Devices Inc., Wilmington, Massachusetts Design Engineer July '90-June '93 Responsible for developing high speed Analog-to-Digital Converter products in the Converter Operating Group at Analog Devices. This involved transistor level design, behavioral modeling, overseeing layout, debug and characterization of silicon. Also developed algorithms and models for top-level mixed-mode simulation of Analog-to-Digital Converters using the in-house circuit simulator and Mentor Graphic’s GDT tool-set. Co-Author on two technical papers presented at IEEE ISSCC San Francisco 1993.

EDUCATION

Carnegie Mellon University, Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Master's degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering, May 1990 Cumulative Grade Point Average: 3.92/4.0

The University of Pennsylvania, School of Electrical Engineering, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, May 1988 Cumulative Grade Point Average: 3.88/4.0

Graduated with Summa cum Laude, awarded 1988 Hugo Otto Wolf Award for Academic excellence PATENTS

“Signal Processor” – US Patent 6,181,263 Issued January 30 2001. – Primary Inventor

“Gradient Insensitive Split Core Digital to Analog Converter” – US Patent 6,937,178 Issued August 30 2005 ADDITIONAL SKILLS

• Extensive experience with CAD tools like PSPICE, CADENCE tools, MENTOR GRAPHICS digital simulators, SILVACO Design Tools including TCAD and EDA tools.

• Programming experience in C, Pascal and Assembly TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS

ISSCC 1993, San Francisco

A Two Residue Architecture for Multistage ADCs - Co-author ISSCC 1993, San Francisco

Design for Testability in Digitally-Corrected ADCs - Co-author