Robert Swan
840 Apple Valley Drive
San Jose, CA 95125
(408) 265-1036 (H)
(408) 653-6183 (W)
To obtain a full-time position in Manhattan in electrical/computer engineering with emphasis in design automation and/or digital circuit design.
Syracuse
University: graduation
December 2000
·
Computer
Engineering Major
· Electrical Engineering Minor
System Administration Skills
Hardware Architectures (Troubleshooting, Maintenance,
Software Installation/Configuration)
Intel Corporation, January 2001 – present: Component Design
Engineer
Responsible for the design and development of layout and schematic electronic components in pre/post silicon for the Enterprise Platform Group, Intel Communications Group, and Mobil Processors Group. Member of design teams for multiple processors including Merced (Itanium), McKinley (Itanium2), Montecito, Madison, Castine, and Yonah.
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Software Design and Coding
Programmer with the Global Design Automation team responsible for the process of automating chip design from development stage through post silicon product qualification. Coded Perl and shell scripts to support engineers across multiple fields of design, in addition to owning tool and environment support for team of more than 600 engineers.
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Design and Database Management
Implemented and maintained relational database of unit/fubs and standard cell libraries, using Intel developed database design. Independently developed and implanted library release process and scripts for seamless integration during major milestones. This process included the verification of cell integrity by creating a central cell checking environment; implementing DRC, place-and-route, and characterization/collateral file data consistency checks.
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Infrastructure
& Support
Developed, implemented and
maintained Athena Unified Environment
and entire supporting tool set for multiple teams (300+ designers) across the
division. Responsible for management
of computing resources, tool development, and design support. Major vendors include Synopsys, Cadence, and
Synchronicity.
Harris Corporation, May 2000-August 2000: Electrical Engineer Co-op
Programmer on
the Joint Tactical Radio System team within the RF Communications Division
which is responsible for the development of the RF-117F and RF-5800M/U series
advanced tactical radio systems.
Responsibilities included:
·
Software
Design and Coding
Independently designed, coded, and developed the situational awareness
feature for the systems.
·
System Boot
Time Analysis
Designed and implemented a method for evaluating system boot-up time
and using the results to improve system performance.
United Health Care, May 1997-February 1999: Software Engineer
Software specialist with the project team
responsible for the development of ACIS (Automated Case Implementation System),
a Windows-based application which creates and maintains client account
records. Responsibilities included:
·
Infrastructure
& Design
Member of the Infrastructure Team responsible for establishing an
efficient PC-based networked system, with the design criteria of strong
technical support and easy rollout of new products.
·
Network
Administration
Assigned and administered group and user rights, created users and
login scripts, installed operating systems and software, and set up print servers
for Windows NT.
·
Database
Reporting
Member of the database administrator access group responsible for
creating and maintaining reports written in C, of cases built with ACIS and
managed on a DB2 database.