MICHAEL J. LABAYOG

14600 Pansy Street, San Leandro, CA. 94578

Email: Hyprjrnymn@yahoo.com       Telephone: 510.614.7689        Web Page: http:// geocities.com/hyprjrnymn/

OBJECTIVES:          Seeking for a challenging position to gain experience and growth as well as becoming a key player on the team. To broaden my skills at all levels of design to express my creativity and knowledge to create new and useful products.

EXPERIENCE:

May 2000 to Present:   LATTICE Semiconductor Corp., San Jose, CA

                                Computer-Applications Engineer:  STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION...

March 1995 to March 2000:   UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, Sunnyvale, CA

                                Pre- loader:  Loading and sorting parcels into delivery trucks.

 

Jan. 1991 to Dec. 1995:  HYPER DESIGN & TRADING COMPANY, San Leandro, CA

Sole Proprietor and entrepreneur: Designed and created new products.      Conducted research for production and marketing.  Responsible for  minimizing production costs and advertising costs.

 

Oct. 1981 to Feb. 1994:  JOURNEYS SHOE STORE / GENESCO, Hayward, CA

 Retail Sales Manager: Hired and trained sales force to work as a team.     Increase sales to meet budgets. Merchandised store products and displays.

EDUCATION:   

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY, San Jose, CA.

Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering                                              Fall 1999

 

CHABOT COLLEGE, Hayward, CA.

A.A. Degree in Electro-Mechanical Computer Drafting, CAD               Spring 1991

 

MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Manila, Philippines

 2 years in Civil Engineering Major                                                              Fall 1980

 

PROJECTS:

 

S. J. S. U. Parking Monitoring System.                                                                     SJSU Senior Project, December 1999
Led the team to create and build a control module that monitors vehicles going in and out of the 10^th street parking structure. The control module was programmed using AHDL and was compiled and simulated on MAX+PLUS II.

Student Registration Database System.                                                                     SJSU, May 1999
Led the team to design a Student Registration Database System that provides access to students, professors and administrators. Programming was created through Access 97.

Computer File Processing and Database Systems.                                                  SJSU, December 1998:
Created a program that enabled the user to insert, modify, delete and display records within a database. The program included B-tree algorithms, indexes involving avail lists and sorting algorithms.

 Computer Microprocessor Design.                                                                            SJSU, May 1997
Designed and constructed a basic 8086 CPU Base System using 74 series components. Knowledge of CISC/RISC architectures, cache and main memory designs. Intel 8086/8088 microprocessors: Design, Programming and Interface

  Computer Architecture and Design.                                                                         SJSU, July 1996
Designed a micro-MIPS-I which is a multiple-clock-cycle 16-bit CPU.  The CPU supports basic instructions.  The instruction can be basically of three types; R-type, I-type, or J-type using AHDL and was compiled and simulated on MAX+PLUS II.

SKILLS and LICENSES:

Knowledge of AHDL, VHDL, Verilog, ABEL, Schematics, Access, FrontPage98

Knowledge of C, C++, Unix, Assembly, Windows 3.1, 95, 98, 2000 & XP

Install/configure hardware, software applications, tools, and device drivers under PC operating systems

         Degree in Electro - Mechanical Drafting and, AutoCAD

REFERENCES: Available upon request.