From: Gregory.Jenkins@bbs.oit.unc.edu (Gregory Jenkins)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Hardware Design/Test Engineer;MSCE;Bay Area;Avail. Now
Date: 12 Apr 92 06:34:59 GMT
Article-I.D.: samba.1992Apr12.063459.10021
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    April 11, 1992

    Gregory A. Jenkins
    810 Fifth Ave.
    Suite 3
    San Rafael, CA 94901

    
    I am interested in a Hardware Design/Test Engineer position.

    I have over six years experience in industry at the technician
    level in test, repair, and customer service. I have just received an
    M.S. in Computer Engineering from North Carolina State University this
    past December.

    My main areas of concentration include computer architecture, logic
    design for testability, and computer networks.

    As I am now living in the Bay area relocation and interview costs
    are not a consideration. If you would like to schedule an interview to
    discuss job opportunities you may reach me at 415-479-6115 (home)
    or 415-454-6713 (leave message).

    Sincerely,
    Gregory A. Jenkins
                      
                              Gregory A. Jenkins
                              810 Fifth Ave. , Suite 3
                              San Rafael, CA 94901

                              415-479-6115 (leave message)
                              415-454-6713 (leave message)
                                
CAREER OBJECTIVES
Design and/or test of digital hardware in areas of computers, microprocessors, 
high performance digital systems, computer networks. Available immediately.

SUMMARY OF EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUND
Six years experience as an electronics technician in areas of system and
board level test, component level repair, test equipment construction,
prototype assembly, training and customer service. Products include
audio equipment, computers, video monitors, halogen leak detectors,
video games. Two years experience as a graduate teaching assistant in a
digital circuits/computer lab environment.

EDUCATION

M.S.   Computer Engineering, December 1991, GPA 3.12
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina

B.S.   Electrical Engineering Technology, December 1989, GPA 3.66
SUNY Institute of Technology, Utica, New York

A.A.S. Electrical Technology, August 1982, GPA 3.70
Onondaga Community College, Syracuse, New York

HARDWARE 
Intel-  8086,8087,8250,8259,8279,8255
Motorola-  68000,68030,6850,6821,68230,68901
Misc.- OP Amps,ADC's,DAC's,Signetics/Altera/T.I. PAL.SRAM,DRAM,TTL glue chips  

SOFTWARE 
Microsoft QuickC V2.0, 68000 Assembly, FORTRAN77,Microsoft QuickBASIC v4.0,
MSDOS 5.0 Batch Files
OPERATING SYSTEMS- ULTRIX/UNIX/VMS/MS-DOS 5.0
CAD TOOLS- ORCAD Schematic Entry, Micrologic II Simulator, Verilog HDL

PROJECTS
- RTL simulation of a generic RISC microprocessor using Verilog HDL.
  Approximately fifty instructions were implemented in a non-pipelined
  RISC processor.
- Behavioral simulation of the DQDB MAN performance using QuickBASIC.
  Several simulations were performed to obtain average delay, interarrival
  time, throughput, etc. for different node spacings and message lengths.
- Designed, built, and tested an M68008 microprocessor board completely from
  scratch. Installed TS2 Monitor for debugging purposes. Other chips include 
  M68901,M6850,PAL20L10,27256,43256.
- Analysis of Test Pattern Generation techniques for BIST on combinational 
  circuits. Simulation using Micrologic II. Goal was to reduce thMAXWELL ELECTRONICS, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina   

MAXWELL ELECTRONICS,Raleigh,NC
Electronic Technician, September 1990 - March 1992., P/T position
Duties: Hardware testing of 8097/8032 based controllers using oscilloscope,
logic analyzer, emulator.  Left to move to California.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, Raleigh, North Carolina
Graduate Teaching Assistant, September 1990 - December 1991. P/T position.
Duties: Lab instructor for undergraduate digital circuits and microprocessor
programming courses. 

FINIAL TECHNOLOGY, Sunnyvale, California
Electronic Technician, August 1988 - January 1989., F/T position
Duties: System testing of high-end audio equipment using oscilloscope, logic
analyzer, spectrum analyzer, audio diagnostic equipment. Start-up 
environment. Left to finish B.S degree.

LEYBOLD-INFICON, East Syracuse, New York.
Electronic Test Technician, February 1985 - August 1986., F/T position.
Duties: System and board level tesprocess control instrumentation using oscilloscopes, emulators, frequency
counter. Repair of customer equipment. Trained CO-OP students. Left to finish
B.S. degree.

BALLY NORTHEAST DISTRIBUTING, Inc., Syracuse, New York
Electronic Technician, June 1982 - February 1985., F/T position.
Duties: Repair of coin-operated video games, pinball machines, video monitors,
coin changers, jukeboxes. Provided statewide technical customer service via
WATS lines.

REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

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