Benoit Krummenacker

        240 Arriba Drive #4

        Sunnyvale, CA 94086

        Tel: +1 (408) 605-6236

        benoit.krummenacker@cel.com

 

_________________________________________Work experiences________________________________________

 

August 1999 to present:     California Eastern Laboratories, CEL                                                          Santa Clara, California, USA

Designs, tests, and releases to production Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits including amplifiers, 

oscillators, phase-locked loops, mixers, modulators/demodulators, analog to digital converters, 

voltage regulators and interface circuits using NEC’s silicon-based integrated circuit processes.

Interface with NEC during design, fabrication and assembly of RF IC's and also include occasional 

visits to NEC in Japan.

Interfaces with customers and marketing personnel to assess product requirements and to maintain 

technical interface during product development cycle.

 

January to July 1999:           California Eastern Laboratories, CEL  Santa Clara, California, USA

Designed a RF Integrated Circuit for GPS receivers as part of an internship.

Designed a PLL circuit on Cadence Analog Artist using NEC’s bipolar technology.

Integrated the different portions of the IC and simulated the IC schematic before layout.

 

May to August 1998:          California Eastern Laboratories, CEL                                                           Santa Clara, California, USA

Internship as an associate design engineer specializing in low noise amplifiers and mixers hybrid for

                                                CDMA applications (PCS phones) using GaAs FETs technology.

                                                Designed and simulated these subsystems on the Libra simulator from HP-EEsof .

                                                Tested and tuned evaluation boards to specifications.

Evaluated competitive parts for these applications.

 

April to July 1997:                Axinite                                                                                                                                          Paris, France

                                                Designed an electronic card that analyzes a phone line.

 

January to March 1997:       ESIEE Electronics Department                                                                                                 Paris, France

Designed an interface card for DSP TMS320c30 (Digital Signal Processor).

 

_____________________________________________Education____________________________________________

 

                                                Diploma of Engineer (M.S.E.E.), June 1999.

                                                ESIEE (Ecole Supérieure d'Ingénieurs en Electronique et Electrotechnique), Paris, France.

                                                A five-year engineering college leading to the equivalent of an MSEE in electronics.

                                                Majoring in Microwaves and Radio Frequency communication systems.

 

                                                Baccalaureate section E, June 1994.

                                                Aux Lazaristes, Lyon, France.

                                                High School diploma specializing in mathematics, physics and technology.

 

____________________________________________Other skills___________________________________________

 

Computer Skills:                   Software: Analog Artist (Cadence) , HP-EEsof, Pspice, Mentor Graphics, SPW, MATLAB.

Programming languages: C++, Assembly 680x0.

                                                Operating systems: Unix, Linux, DOS, Windows.

 

Languages:                           English: fluent.

                                                French: native language.

                                                German: working knowledge (Study trip of two weeks to Munich).

 

___________________________________________Personal interests________________________________________

 

Travels

Summer building site work in masonry: Participation in the restoration of a French historic village.

Snowboarding, street hockey, tennis.

Automotive, aviation.

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