Objective

Summer intern position in semiconductor equipment industry on in digital/microprocessor design

Education

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

1995-2000

Master of Engineering Degree in Electrical Engineering in 1999.
Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering in 1999.
Bachelor of Science degree in Physics in 1999.
Courses: Submicrometer and Nanometer Fabrication; Micro-Electronic Devices and Circuits; Quantum Electronics; Quantum Physics; Signals and Systems; Communication, Control and Signal Processing; Advanced Computer Architectures; Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs.
Graduate GPA: 5.0/5.0, Undergraduate GPA: 4.8/5.0

Experience

Cisco Systems

June 2002-present

Developed IOS and embedded firmware for CMTS

HammerHead Networks

July 2000-May 2002

Developed firmware for Leased Lines Aggreation Router

NanoStructures Laboratory, MIT

Jan 1998-
May 2000

Graduate Research Assistant. Thesis:"High Speed Electron Beam Blanking and Dose Modualtion." Investigate new quadra-deflection approach to beam blanking and dose modulation as part of the Spatial-Phase-Locked Electron-Beam Lithography project.

6.270 LEGO Robot Design Contest, MIT

Jan 1996

Team Captain. Built and programmed an autonomous robot controlled by Motorola 68HC11 microprocessor that could find blocks on the table and stack them at the predefined location. Designed mechanical parts from LEGO blocks. Developed a strategy, and programmed the robot in Interactive C to follow it.

Skills

Programming experience in C/C++, Java, LISP, and HTML.
Experience with SPICE, VHDL, Maple, Matlab on Windows, UNIX, and MacOS platforms

Personal

Enjoy skiing, scuba diving, and hiking. Fluent in Russian.