From: pamadeo@sdcc3.ucsd.edu (Paul Amadeo)
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Subject: MS Electro-Optics
Date: 10 Apr 92 22:11:00 GMT
Distribution: usa
Organization: University of California, San Diego



I have recently graduated from the Univeristy of California, San
Diego with a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering / Applied
Physics.  I am currently searching for a permanent position in this
field.

My education and research have focused on the area of optics.  More
specifically, I have been involved in the development of high center
frequency, low noise optical transmitters for fiber-optic links.

If anyone knows of a position that fits my qualifications, please
contact me either at my e-mail address, or at my home address
included in the following resume.

Thank you.

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				Paul Amadeo
			  10790 Aderman Ave. #109
 			    San Diego, CA 92126
                               (619) 534-6570
                       e-mail: pamadeo@sdcc3.ucsd.edu

OBJECTIVE:	

	Position in Applied Physics with emphasis on Optics. 

EDUCATION:	

	B.S. Applied Physics					June 1990
		California Institute of Technology, Pasadena	3.5 GPA
	
	M.S. Electrical Engineering, Applied Physics		June 1991
	 	University of California, San Diego		3.4 GPA
	
Course Work: 

Sciences		     Applied Physics		Mathematics

Classical Mechanics (2 yrs.) Laboratory in		Calculus
Waves	  		       Solid-State Electronics  Linear Algebra
Electromagnetism    (2 yrs.)   and Integrated Circuits  Complex Variables
Introductory Quantum 	     Lecture in Modern Optics   Fourier Analysis
Mechanics		     Laboratory in Optics	Ordinary & Partial
Digital Electronics	     Quantum Physics of Matter  Differential Equations
  Laboratory in Digital	     Advanced Laboratory in	Boundary Value Problems
  Electronics	 	       Applied Physics		Eigenfunction Expansions
Chemistry		Introduction to Optoelectronics	Differential Geometry
Thermodynamics		     Optoelectronic Devices
			     Fourier Optics
			     Optical Design
			     Optical Information Processing
			     Solid State Electronics


EXPERIENCE:	

RESEARCH ASSISTANT

University of California, San Diego

Began work on a possible Ph.D. thesis, "Tunable Microwave Frequency Optical
Transmitter."  By optically injecting two semiconductor DFB lasers, called slavelasers, with the laser output of a third master laser, and temperature-tuning
the slaves to be lasing at slightly different frequencies, it would be possible to obtain a narrow linewidth microwave signal by detecting the heterodyned
output of the two lasers.  In addition, a modulated signal can be obtained by 
phase modulating the laser output from the slave lasers before mixing the two 
beams.                                                            (1990-1991)
	
ENGINEERING AIDE

University of California, San Diego

Worked with a graduate student on his project to mode-lock a GaAlAs
semiconductor laser at two gigahertz.  Job required the design and fabrication 
of an impedance-matching circuit to match a 50-ohm line from the frequency 
generator to the semiconductor laser.			        (Summer 1989)

ENGINEERING INTERN
		
Kitsuda Engineering, Hiratsuka, JAPAN

Operated and programmed robot welders.  Made parts for cold-forging presses in 
a machine shop.  Used drill presses, end mills, surface grinders, shapers, and 
lathes.                                                         (Summer 1988)

TEACHER ASSISTANT
			
California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
           
T.A. for lecture and laboratory in Solid-State Electronics and Integrated 
Circuits.  Job required grading of weekly homework and of supervising one 
four-hour lab each week.  Labs consisted of fabricating LED's, PN diodes, 
Schottky diodes, Capacitors, Transistors, Inverters, NOR gates, and S-R latches.                                                   (1/88 - 4/88, 9/88 - 4/89)

Computer Languages: BASIC, Pascal.

	Familiar with IBM PC, AT, XT, PS/2, Apple Macintosh computers, 
	and VAX/VMS systems.


ACTIVITIES:	

	Social Team, Blacker House
	Athletic Team, Blacker House
	Executive Social Committee, ASCIT (Associated Students of Caltech)
	Activities Chairman, ASCIT
	Board of Control, ASCIT

AWARDS:
	
	AT&T Research and Development Award
	Caltech Management Association Scholarship
	MICRO Fellowship

REFERENCES:	

	References will be furnished upon request.
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