From: wil@mbunix.mitre.org (Kim)
Subject: MSEE 5+ yrs, Biomedical Hardware Engineer (New England, USA)
Organization: The MITRE Corp., Bedford, Ma.
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 16:56:14 GMT

JUNIUS A. KIM

Telephone
(617) 646-5314

Address
128 Brattle Lane
Arlington, MA 02174

Professional Objective
Electrical engineering position in a high technology company, performing 
research and design in microprocessor based instruments.

Experience

ABBOTT CRITICAL CARE & CONTROL SYSTEMS Mountain View, CA
April 1990 to August 1992
Member of Technical Staff. Lead electronic hardware engineer for new drug 
delivery pump. Pump is a volumetric, critical care, intravenous hospital pump. 
Design electronics including 16-bit microprocessor, SMT, digital and analog 
ASIC's, LCD graphic screen, DC brushless servo motor controller, ultrasonic 
and audio analog circuits, and switching power supply. Planned and performed 
all phases of hardware development, including circuit design, PCB layout, UL 
and CSA safety testing, EMI and ESD compatibility testing, and systems 
verification. Analyzed and simulated analog and digital circuits using EDA 
tools. Other project includes piezoelectric pump. Pump electronics includes 
high voltage switching power supply, analog amplifiers, and analog and digital 
control circuits.

PFIZER HOSPITAL PRODUCTS RESEARCH Groton, CT
July 1987 to April 1990
Scientist. Performed biomedical research into developing a transcatheter RF 
spark ablation device. Designed and programmed a data acquisition and control 
system for Vallylab electrosurgical generators using a PC based Data 
Translation board. Modeled electromagnetic field of medical electrodes using 
the finite element program MSC/Maggie.  Designed RF circuitry for control 
and sensing of electrosurgery. Instrumented numerous physiological 
experiments, including clinical trials involving extensive animal studies.

UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Kingston, RI
September 1985 to May 1987
Research Assistant. Working in conjunction with the Datascope company, 
developed new techniques for modeling and automation of the finger non-
invasive blood pressure measuring device. Instructed several undergraduate 
laboratories.

VERMONT AIR NATIONAL GUARD Burlington, VT
October 1981 to August 1985
Communication Systems Specialist. Responsible for maintenance and repair of 
aircraft communication equipment. Equipment includes UHF and VHF 
receiver-transmitters. 

GREEN MOUNTAIN RADIO RESEARCH Winooski, VT
September 1984 to May 1985
IBM PC Systems Programmer. Developed graphics screen drivers and font 
generators for the technical math and text formatting program Techtype. Ported 
Techtype from CPM to the MS-DOS environment.

Education     
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND Kingston, RI
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, May 1987.
Master's thesis under Dr. William Ohley titled "Evaluation and Modeling of the 
Vascular Unloading Technique for Blood Pressure Measurement." Evaluated 
the effectiveness of the finger non-invasive blood pressure measurement system 
by testing it on human subjects. Modeled the vascular system using computer 
simulation. Graduate course emphasis on VLSI, electromagnetic, and fiber 
optic communications.  GPA 3.7/4.

Presented results of the research at the 13th Northeast Bioengineering 
Conference and the IEEE Society of Bioengineers.

UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Burlington, VT
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, May 1985.
Senior thesis on "Investigation of Audio Signal Processing Techniques using 
Classical, Active, and State Variable Integrated Filters." Designed and built 
an audio amplification system that was frequency and phase selective.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE AIR FORCE Keesler AFB, MS
Technical Degree in Avionics Navigation Systems, May 1981. 
Graduated with honors.

Computer Skills 
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
FORTRAN, BASIC, C, and assembly language (for the Intel 80x86, Motorola 
68HC16, Texas Instruments TMS 32010, and PDP-11 based microprocessors).

COMPUTER SOFTWARE
Experienced with MS-DOS, VAX/VMS, UNIX, and numerous applications 
software for the IBM-PC. Experienced in systems programming on the IBM-
PC. 

References Available upon request
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