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Aditya Roshan

**** ***** ***, *** *, Kansas City, MO 64112. Ph: 816-***-****

email: *****@****.****.***

Objective

To obtain an entry-level position in an Electrical Engineering domain.

Education

Master of Science (w/thesis) Electrical Engineering, GPA 3.63/4.0 December 2011

University of Missouri- Kansas City (UMKC), Kansas City, MO

Bachelor of Technology Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, June 2008

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, India

Project Experience

Designed a 3-bit Flash ADC having a sampling rate of 500MHz

• Designed a Thermometer to Binary encoder as a part of the ADC.

• Designed a clocked comparator at the first stage of the ADC to reduce size and increase speed.

• Designed and successfully simulated the schematic and the layout in Cadence.

• Used techniques like Multi-Finger layout and unit matching to develop a compact layout.

• Performed DRC, LVS and analysis for parasitic capacitances.

Designed an Operational Amplifier having a gain of 71db using Cadence tool

• Calculated the values of various transistors to achieve the desired gain

• Designed the appropriate compensation for the desired phase margin

• Designed and successfully simulated the schematic and the layout for the op-amp in Cadence.

• Used techniques like Multi-Finger layout and unit matching to develop a compact layout.

• Performed DRC, LVS and analysis for parasitic capacitances.

Designed a Seven segment display decoder by developing a Verilog code using Silos tool

Designed a Bit Serial Adder in Verilog using Silos tool

• Developed and simulated the Verilog code for the Bit serial Adder.

• Developed the code for the adder using shift registers and studied the behavior of the adder.

• Developed the code for the adder using an implicit state machine.

Designed a 16:1 Multiplexer using NAND and transmission gates

• Developed and successfully simulated the schematic and the layout in Cadence.

Developed a Human Machine Interface, using Allen Bradley’s MicroLogix 1200C Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), with RSLogix and RSView32 software, for a water level controller.

International Conferences/Presentations:

Topic: Calculation of strain tensors acting upon fibronectin fibrils using the principle of Digital Image Correlation.

Poster presented at American Society for Bone and Mineral Research (ASBMR) 2011 to a large international audience.

Work based on graduate research done at University of Missouri – Kansas City.

Professional Experience

Graduate Research Assistant, UMKC September 2009 – December 2011

Project Basis: Image Processing using Matlab for a medical application.

Developed an application to calculate deformation mapping and kinematics experienced by features in an image using the concept of Digital Image Correlation.

• Developed a sequence of Matlab codes to match a specific set of requirements and performed mathematical and statistical analysis on the results.

• Generated a documentation and developed a thesis of the entire research with detailed specifications.

• Presented the research at various seminars to audience from various backgrounds and varying levels of technical knowledge.

• Presented the research at ASBMR international conference and was nominated for President’s Award.

• Worked alone on the project, without any prior knowledge in this field, with minimal supervision.

• A paper discussing this research is in the process of being developed for publishing.

• Commercialization of this product is being discussed by the supervisors involved.

Intern at Electronics Corporation of India Limited December 2007- May 2008

• Designed a Universal Digital PID Controller with an embedded P89C51RD2 Atmel microcontroller.

• Simulated the work functions using Matlab.

• Designed the circuit schematic and fabricated the components onto the printed circuit board.

• Programmed the micro-controller in C and compiled the program using Keil compiler.

• Generated a documentation of the entire work with detailed specifications.

Customer Service Representative at Swinney Recreation Centre at UMKC September 2009- December 2011

• Interact with clients from a multitude of ethnic backgrounds and direct their queries to the appropriate department.

• Appointed member of the student staff council.

• Received an award for Excellence in Customer Service.

Achievements

- Presented a poster at ASBMR 2011, which was nominated for President’s Award among 1200 other posters.

- Recipient of the Dean’s International Computing and Engineering Scholarship at UMKC since 2009.

- Awarded the Student Employee of the Semester for Fall 2010.

- Recipient of the award for Excellence in Customer Service at Swinney Recreation Centre, UMKC

Technical Skills

Analog IC Design, Mixed Signal IC Design, VLSI, Cadence Virtuoso, Silos, Matlab, Spectre, HSpice, Verilog, C, Ladder Logic, Microsoft Office, Windows 95/98/2000/7, XP, Vista, Snow Leopard and basics of VB.Net, C#.Net, ASP.Net, C++, JavaScript, and HTML.

Personality

Strong Communication skills (written and oral), Good presentation skills, Objective, Hard-working, Attention to detail, Good interpersonal skills, Team Player and Ability to interact easily with people from diverse backgrounds.

Non-Academic Activities:

• Member of the organizing committee for various trips to Joplin, MO to help out with earthquake relief efforts

• Helped organize a food donation drive during thanksgiving 2010, which got the largest response among all other such organizations in Kansas City.

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