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Objective
A full time position in the fields of ASIC/VLSI design, embedded design, digital/analog
circuit design.
Education
M.S. Electrical Engineering (December 2002)
North Carolina State University, NC
GPA: 3.80/4.00
B.E. Electronics and Communications (June 2001)
L.D. College of Engineering, Ahmedabad, INDIA
GPA: 4.00/4.00
Computer skills
Languages: C, C++, VHDL, Verilog HDL, C#, Visual Basic .NET, Assembly (Intel &
Motorola),
Visual Basic, JAVA, Shell, HTML, PHP, M (formerly MUMPS)
Design/Simulation Tools: MATLAB, Xilinix, Altera Max+Plus II, ORCAD, Sonnet, PSpice,
Protel,
Cadence IC Design Tool (including Synopsys, HSpice, Artist, Layout,
AWaves, Spectre), MS Office, CVS
Computer Networks: TCP, IP, UDP, Ethernet, Token Ring, IPv6
Databases/Servers: MS Access, MySQL, Oracle 7.5/8i/9i, DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, Crystal
Enterprise Reporting, Teradata, Data warehousing
Operating Systems: Solaris, Linux, MS Windows-NT/95/98/2000/XP/2003/Advanced-2000,
MacOS,
DOS, eCos
Professional Experience
Technical Services Engineer, EPIC Systems Corporation, Madison,
WI (June `03 - Current)
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Primary duties include supporting and trouble shooting data warehouse feed process or ETL
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Leading a performance task force to improve extract process, network settings for transfer and best practices for loads in various database platforms as well as reporting through Crystal
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Developed timing analysis tool for performance monitoring, task controller, and XML parser for ETL configurations
Research Student, NC State University. Advisor: Dr.
Rotenberg (Jan `02 - Dec `02)
Intern/Research Assistant, Space Application Center (SAC), Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Ahmedabad, INDIA (Jun `00 - May `01)
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Simulated Communication system in MATLAB, designed and implemented the ˝ and 1/3 Convolutional CODEC using VHDL on an FPGA based system, implementing unique word detection synchronization
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Enhanced performance using Turbo En (De) coding and implementing the same in VHDL
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Used MATLAB, VHDL to simulate (de) coding and (de) modulation functions
Systems Programmer, Developer and Maintenance (Jun `98 - May `00)
Teaching Assistant for ‘C’, L.D. Engineering College, Ahmedabad, INDIA (Jun `00 - Dec `00)
Research Assistant, L.D. Engineering College, Ahmedabad, INDIA (Jan `99 - May `01)
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Wrote software for P2P communication between computers and provided specifications, tutorial and the source code to faculty and students. Also build various research equipments for departmental projects
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Involved in team for development of the Undergraduate department under project "Impact". Projects involved setting up network, maintenance of research equipments and network
security
Tutor in Calculus, Solid Geometry, Statistics and Physics, Undergraduate Tutorial Center, NC State University (Sep `01 - Dec `02)
Lecturer/Tutor, Alpha Science Academy, Ahmedabad, INDIA (May `97 - May `01)
Projects
Computer Architecture
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Researched and developed efficient heuristics for instruction steering in complexity effective superscalar processors
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Implemented Pipeline in Alpha 21264 simulator
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Simulated and designed Dynamic Branch Scheduler, Branch Predictors and N-way set associative Cache
Analog Chip Design
Image Processing
IPv6 Router Chip in ASIC
4 bit slice Microprocessor in
VLSI
RS-232 Communications
(Jan`01 - May `01)
Computer interfaced multi-meter through Serial Port with Graphic view (Home
Project)
Horizontal Oscillator and EHT section of TV (Jan`00 - May
`00)
Computer Programming
Leadership/Extra-curricular activities
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Participant and member of IEEE; member of Graduate Indian Students' Association; active participant in Undergraduate Student Government, participant in NC State International Office
(OISSS) activities
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Extra curricular activities also include tennis, cricket, and soccer, playing guitar, flute, and harmonica, reading novels and computer graphics
Paper Publications
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J. Koppanalil, P. Ramrakhyani, S. Desai, A. Vaidyanathan, and E. Rotenberg.
"A Case for Dynamic Pipeline Scaling". 2002 International Conference on Compilers, Architecture, and Synthesis for Embedded Systems (CASES'02), October 2002
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A. Dutta, S. Desai, N. Pandya.
"Advances in Picture Coding". Presented in National Symposium held at Watumull Institute of Electrical Engineering and Computer Technology
(WIEECT), Mumbai
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The other presentations include that on
"Clustered Microarchitecture", "Carbon
Nanotubes" and "Turbo Codes"
Relevant Courses
Graduate
- Digital ASIC
design
- Microwave Circuit
Design
- Random Processes
- Advanced
Micro-Architecture
- Analog Circuits
- VLSI Systems
Design
- Computer Design and
Technology
- Coding &
Modulation
- Principles of MOS
Transistor
- Digital Communications
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Undergraduate
- Digital Signal
Processing
- Data Communications
Networking
- Optical
Communications
- Microprocessor Interfacing &
Applications
- Advanced
Mathematics
- Applied Information
Theory
- Antenna Design & Wave
Propagation
- Power
Electronics
- Engineering Economics and Business
Management
- Analog Circuits & Applications
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