Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I'm constantly looking for ways to grow and develop my abilities, and enjoy finding elegant solutions to novel problems. My main interests lie in signal processing, software design, and music. I am a graduate of the Engineering Science program at the University of Toronto, majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and am currently working as a software engineer for a young cryptographic company.
- Advanced IO Timing and Power Modeling group. - Developed software using dynamic and recursive methods for the analysis and reporting of IO buffers, including internal infrastructure necessary for simulating power consumption on the IO pins of an FPGA. - Developed an extensive infrastructure in perl, tcl, and python, resulting in increased speeds of development, testing, and analysis of test results in my team and throughout the company. - Designed and implemented a waveform viewing tool and correlator, allowing rapid analysis of SPICE simulations and fast analysis and display of large sets of voltage waveforms and timing data, including their correlation. - Created timing and power models for the IO Buffers of our FPGAs through the use of SPICE simulations.
- Debated and decided on policies, events, and procedures which directly or indirectly affect over 80000 students - Held positions on several commissions and boards including the Campus Radio and a team researching into the reasons for remaining attached to the Canadian Federation of Students