Zishan Huang
linkedin.com/in/zishan-huang-*******79
Address: *** ********** ******, ******, **, 02115
Email: adbbbt@r.postjobfree.com Tel: 857-***-****
Available from May, 2020
Education Background
Northeastern University, Boston, MA Expected May 2020 Candidate for Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Concentration: Microsystems, Materials, and Devices (MSMD) Courses: Microelectromechanical Systems, Microwave Circuit Design for Wireless Communication, VLSI design, CMOS Analog Integrated Circuits, Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit Design, Power Electronics, Power Management Integrated Circuits, Fundamentals of Computer Engineering. GPA: 3.72 (currently)
North China University of Technology, Beijing, China September 2014-July2018 School of Electronic and Information Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Microelectronics Science and Engineering GPA: 3.2
Courses: Analog Integrated Circuit Design, Digital Integrated Circuit Design, Physics of Semiconductor Devices, VLSI Design, Test Signal Processing Technology, Circuit Analysis Awards: First-class study scholarship(2016), Second-class study scholarship(2015,2017) Academic Projects
VLSI final course project-16-bit multiplier March-April 2019
• Used Cadence to design 16-bit multiplier
• Simulated the function and delay, then verified
• Did layout and run DRC and LVS in serval blocks
RFIC final course project- On Chip RF Power Detector March-April 2019
• Designed the circuit of power detector and simulated with Cadence
• Made improvement to increase dynamic range
• Used Cadence to layout, run DRC, LVS and did post-layout simulation PMIC final course project- 3-level buck converter with voltage mode control October-December 2019
• Design the circuit of 3-level buck converter and simulate performance
• Design feedback loop includes amplifier, comparator and driver Technical Skills
Computer Tools: Cadence, Matlab, Labview
Operation System: Windows, Linux
Internship Experience
Beijing Relitech Co., Ltd., Beijing, China
Designed I/O interface with ESD protection structure March-June 2018
• Used Cadence to design level-up shift circuits, Schmitt trigger, direction control module, two-way transmission module and ESD protect structure
• Used Cadence to simulate circuit performance
• Used Cadence to draw layout of circuits and run DRC and LVS