From: dsh@csl36h.csl.ncsu.edu (Doug Holtsinger)
Subject: PhD seeking Hardware design pos., US citizen, 3+ yrs. exp., reloc.
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Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 02:09:51 GMT


                        Douglas S. Holtsinger
                        4909-6T Dana Drive
                        Raleigh, North Carolina, 27606
                        (919) 851-6953

OBJECTIVE      Seeking a position in computer systems hardware design 
               or development, CAD programming/simulation support, or 
               computer systems performance evaluation.

SUMMARY        Wide-ranging experience in the design, simulation, test,
               and integration of Microchannel and ISA computer systems
               and components. Considerable academic experience in the  
               area of computer systems performance modeling and simulation.
               Available 9/1/92, relocatable. 

EDUCATION      North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
               Doctor of Philosophy, Computer Engineering
               GPA: 4.0  Degree Expected: October 1992

               Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina
               Master of Science, Computer Engineering, May 1989
               GPA: 4.0 

               Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio
               Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering, May 1983

EXPERIENCE     Research Assistant                 8/89--5/90,8/90--Present
               North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina

               Student Intern Engineer            1/87--8/88,Summer 89 and 90
               NCR Corporation, Liberty, South Carolina

               Created system-level functional simulations for a 
               multiprocessor design using Mentor Graphics CAD tools. 
               Originated the concept of an interactive menu-driven
               simulation environment for use by multiple engineering 
               personnel.

               Developed functional simulations for a memory error
               correction/detection gate array using Mentor Graphics
               Quicksim and HI command languages. Converted functional
               simulations to test vectors, achieving 95% fault coverage
               on a 4500 gate chip.

               Reverse-engineered two VLSI chips used on the Microchannel
               personal computer architecture. Developed functional
               specifications for chips using hardware modeling tools, 
               simulation, and logic analyzers.

               Research and Teaching Assistant                  8/88--5/89
               Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina

               Design Engineer                                  5/83--8/86
               NCR Corporation, Liberty, South Carolina

               Designed diskette drive controller for the DM5 personal
               computer. Wrote MS-DOS device driver and modified CP/M-80
               BIOS and utilities for diskette controller. Developed
               microcomputer interface and device driver for an ADPCM
               speech-encoding chip. Responsible for vendor qualification
               and integration of power supplies, disk drives, and controllers.

PUBLICATIONS   Publication list available on request.

REFERENCES     Available on request.
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