Assistant Electrical Engineering

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EDUCATION

Columbia University Engineering, New York, NY

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Combined Plan Program (May 2011)

Dean’s List 2009, 2010; Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society GPA 3.83/4.00

Arcadia University, Glenside, PA

Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, Minor in Physics (May 2010)

Dean’s Distinguished Honor List; Campus Achievement Scholarship GPA 3.95/4.00

Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Arcadia University Chapter

RELEVANT COURSEWORK

Circuit Analysis, Microelectronic Circuits, Analog Electronic Circuits, Semiconductor Physics, Solid State Device

Electronics, Random Signal Processing, Music Signal Processing, Modern Display Technologies, Data Structures in C

TECHNICAL SKILLS AND RELEVANT COURSEWORK

• Proficient in the use of Linux, Windows and Macintosh operating systems

• Proficient in the use of Atomic Force Microscopy in Nanotechnology

• Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office

• Familiar with Java, C, FORTRAN, Matlab, and Processing

ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE

Electrical Engineering Senior Design, Columbia University, New York City, NY (Spring 2011)

• Participated in the design and implementation of a “Cat and Mouse” game which consisted of intricate logic and remote

control via ultrasound waves. Group won first place in Texas Instruments Senior Design contest at Columbia

University

Electrical Engineering Department Optics Lab, Columbia University, New York, NY

Research Assistant, Prof. Richard Osgood (May 2010 – August 2010)

• Examined lithium niobate thin films using AFM to study the effects of Hydrofluoric Acid used in fabrication.

• Meticulously collected and analyzed data to depict the characteristics of lithium niobate thin films.

• Prepared and made presentations on research findings to the research group.

Chemistry Department, Arcadia University, Glenside, PA (January 2009 - July 2009)

Research Assistant, Prof. Emanuele Curotto

• Ran extensive simulations of chemical properties of substances using Monte Carlo algorithms such as Parallel Tempering

implemented in FORTRAN code to test the strength of these methods as used by the research group to establish their

reliability.

• Illustrated the failure of the widely used, Parallel Tempering method and steered the research group toward finding a more

robust method of simulation.

Math Junior Capstone Project, Arcadia University, Glenside, PA (May 2009)

• Investigated and evaluated the use of Dimensional Analysis in solving non-linear ordinary differential equations so as to

simplify and solve them.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Electrical Engineering Department, Columbia University, New York, NY (September 2010 –December 2010)

Lab Assistant

• Supervised and assisted students in the use of lab equipment such as oscilloscopes and LTSPICE software in experiments.

Learning Resource Network, Arcadia University, Glenside, PA (September 2007 -August 2009)

Tutor and Technological Assistant

• Investigated the use of special needs students' Kurzweil software and trained staff in the department.

• Fortified students' comprehension of material in various courses such as Math, Physics and Chemistry.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

National Society of Black Engineers, Society of Women Engineers

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