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From: kim@fisher.eedsp.gatech.edu (Hyeong-Kyo Kim)
Organization: Odyssey Ultraware, Inc
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 02:22:07 CDT
Subject: DSP Application -- Ph.D. in EE (Atlanta Area)

	      
Dear Prospective Employer in Atlanta area:

I am seeking an R&D position in DSP applications in Atlanta area. 
I expect to receive a Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from the 
Georgia Institute of Technology in March, 1993. However, I think I can be
available for work from January, 1993, since I plan to defend my thesis
in early January, 1993. 

My major area is Digital Signal Processing. Thus, I have taken all courses
available related to DSP including multi-dimensional signal processing and
spatial array processing. My original area of research was digital speech
coding, but after a year I returned to my primary interest area of VLSI
signal processing. I am currently employed as a graduate research
assistant at Georgia Tech under the direction of my advisor, Dr. Thomas
P. Barnwell, III. While primarily involved with research in VLSI
implementation of recursive digital filters based on optimal synchronous
multiprocessor systems, I am interested in all kinds of implementations
of digital signal processing algorithms and algorithm development for
implementation. Most of my research has been with Fortran 77, Unix C and the
LAGER system (silicon compiler), but I have used  Mathematica, and
to a lesser extent, Matlab.

Before coming to Georgia Tech to pursue a Ph.D., I was employed as a 
research engineer at PISCO System, Seoul, Korea. At PISCO System, I was
involved with the design of speech synthesis system using general-purpose
microprocessors. While I was pursuing my M.S. degree in Seoul National 
University, Seoul, Korea, my area of specialization was Communication
Systems including FM detector design.  As my background and education are 
sufficiently broad, I am fairly flexible.

Enclosed is my resume.  Please contact me at your earliest convenience to 
schedule an interview, or to obtain additional information.  I look
forward to hearing from you. 
                                    
                                       Sincerely yours,

                                         Hyeong-Kyo Kim


encl: resume

--------------------------Beginning of Resume--------------------------

  Hyeong-Kyo Kim                         Home: (404) 875--7712
  595 McAfee st. #55                     Office: (404) 894--8361
  Atlanta, GA 30313                      Email: kim@eedsp.gatech.edu
                                                 

                                                   
                                                                      
  OBJECTIVE: An R&D position specializing in digital signal processing 
             applications. 

  EXPERIENCE: 

1989 -- Current
 
  Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA.
  Graduate Research Assistant 
  Currently perform  research in the area of VLSI implementation
  of multiprocessor systems in digital signal processing under 
  the direction of Dr. T. P. Barnwell, III,
  specifically concentrating in VLSI implementation of cyclo-static
  systems (optimal synchronous multiprocessor systems) 
  for recursive digital signal processing algorithms
  using the LAGER system (silicon compiler).

  Developed schedule modification methodology which can generate
  communication optimal schedule for a given cyclo-static schedule.

  Designed a behavioral synthesis tool (Circuit Generator) which
  can generate optimal structural specifications for  recursive DSP
  algorithms  based on the cyclo-static system.

  Designed macrocells for implementing the cyclo-static system on
  the LAGER system.

  Joint project with UCLA in realization of speech co-processor
  for low bit rate LPC vocoders.

  Developed programs that implement Self Excited Vocoder,
  Multi Pulse Linear Predictive Vocoder, Code Excited Linear 
  Predictive Vocoder.

  Developed programs that can measure
  Quantization Effects and Signal To Noise Ratio of Vocoders
  mentioned above.

  Experience in Unix C, Fortran 77, DFDP(Digital Filter Design
  Package), MatLab, Mathematica, LAGER system, and
  ViewLogic system.
  
  Firm knowledge of the architectures of commercial DSP 
  microprocessors.
 
1985 -- 1986 

  PISCO Systems, Seoul, Korea.
  Research Engineer
  Design of Speech Synthesis System using general-purpose
  microprocessors.

1983 -- 1985 

  Induk Institute of Design, Seoul, Korea. 
  Full Time Instructor
  Instructor for the junior and senior level communication and
  engineering mathematics  courses in the EE department.

 EDUCATION:

  Ph. D. in Electrical Engineering. Major in Digital Signal 
     Processing.  Georgia Institute of Technology.
     Projected graduation date: March, 1993.  Member of IEEE.
     -- Dissertation Title: A Design Synthesis Environment for
        Recursive DSP Algorithms Represented by Shift-Invariant
        Flow Graphs

  M. S. in Electronic Engineering. Major in Communications. 
     Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, 1980.

  B. S. in Electrical Engineering. Seoul National University,
     Seoul, Korea, 1978.

  REFERENCES: 

  T. P. Barnwell, III, Georgia Institute of Technology, School of 
  Electrical Engineering, Atlanta, GA 30332 (Ph: 404--894--2914).

  V. K. Madisetti, Georgia Institute of Technology, School of
  Electrical Engineering, Atlanta, GA 30332(Ph: 404--894--2920).
  
  LIST of PUBLICATIONS:

 H. Kim and Y. Kim,
 Digital Lab Manual, sponsored by Korea Ministry of Education,
 June, 1984. 

 H. Kim and C. W. Lee
 ``A Study on Low Delay FM Detectors,''
  Journal of Korea Institute of Electronic Engineers,  December, 1980.

 H. Kim and T. P. Barnwell III, 
``A Chip Compiler for Rate-Optimal Multiprocessor Schedules,''
  International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, IEEE, 1992.

 H. Kim and T. P. Barnwell III, 
  ``Optimal Communication for a Graph Based DSP Silicon
   Compiler,''
  Submitted to International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, IEEE, 1993.

 H. Kim and T. P. Barnwell III, 
 ``A Desing Synthesis System for Recursive DSP Algorithms Represented by
  Fully Specified Flow Graphs,''
  Submitted to Journal of VLSI Signal Processing, Kluwer Academic  
  Publishers, 1993.

 STATUS:  Citizen of Korea, F-1 Visa, Working permit (practical training)
	  effective as of December, 12, 1992.
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-- 
Hyeong-Kyo Kim
Digital Signal Processing Laboratory
School of Electrical Engineering, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA 30332
e-mail: kim@eedsp.gatech.edu
        gt0285b@prism.gatech.edu


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