sree@ut-emx.UUCP (N. Srinivasan) (07/26/90)
July 25, 1990. Dear Prospective Employer: I am a Graduate Student in the Biomedical Engineering Department at the University of Texas at Austin. I will be graduating with my Master's degree this August with a GPA of 3.85/4.0. After my undergraduation in Electrical Engineering, I was with M/s Siemens Ltd. as Executive Design Engineer in their Medical Division. I am presently working on my thesis - " Artificial Neural Network Based Feedback System for Optical Tracking". I have also implemented a microprocessor based patient monitoring system as part of my undergraduate thesis. I have a lot of experience in programming and hardware development. Please find enclosed a plain text version of my resume. I can also forward a Latex version, if needed. I am willing to relocate and would like to meet with your personnel to discuss as to how my education and experience will be consistent with your needs. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, N. Srinivasan. ****************************************************************************** SRINIVASAN, N (sree@emx.utexas.edu) 306, E. 30th St. #200, ENS 610, Biomedical Engg. Department, Austin, TX 78705. University of Texas, Ph: (512) 476-3266. Austin, TX 78712. Ph:(512) 471-4028. _____________________________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE Seeking a challenging Research or Development position in field of medical electronics/instrumentation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EDUCATION MASTER OF SCIENCE in Biomedical Engineering University of Texas at Austin. GPA - 3.85/4.0. Expected date of graduation - August, 1990. BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Regional Engineering College, University of Madras, India - 1985. Top 5% of the class. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- MASTERS THESIS Feedback system for Optical Tracking, using Artificial Neural Networks. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EXPERIENCE 1988 RESEARCH ASSISTANT - CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, - University of Texas, Austin. Involved in the design and Present implementation of an artificial neural network model to control a process. 1987 TEACHING ASSISTANT - ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING - DEPARTMENT, University of Missouri, Columbia. Course 1988 Instructor and Lab Supervisor for a course on Electronic Instrumentation for Computer Engineering students. 1986 EXECUTIVE DESIGN ENGINEER - ENGINEERING AND SOFTWARE - DEPARTMENT, SIEMENS LTD. 1987 Responsible for design, development, programming and fabrication of instrumentation for turnkey projects. Involved extensive interaction with marketing staff and clients. Independently incharge of service and maintenance of X-Ray, Gamma Camera Equipment and other electronic instrumentation. Developed electronic circuits for electrosurgical, cardiac output and electrostimulation units. 1985 SUMMER INTERN - ENGLISH ELECTRIC LTD, India. Worked in the Engineering Data Processing department on customer support and computer maintenance. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROJECTS Implemented an Intel 8085 microprocessor controlled feedback system for a paper industry as part of the IEEE Vincent Bendix Project. Implemented an Intel 8085 based ambulatory patient monitoring system to record EKG. Simulated and tested various problems on Artificial Neural Network as part of the project for the Neural networks course with emphasis on analysis of pattern recognition, modelling and natural language processing. Used the Parallel Distributed Processing Software. Designed, modelled and simulated a controller to control a an entire process, replacing conventional controllers. Simulation was run on a SUN 4/110 workstation. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ STUDENT PAPERS Design of Ambulatory Patient Monitoring Systems - Awarded II Prize at the All India IEEE Symposium, India, June 1984. Feedback in Neuro-muscular Prosthetics, A review - Presented at the IEEE Regional Symposium, India, August 1985. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ COURSES Biomedical Instrumentation, Image Processing, Cybernetics, Neural networks, Adaptive Control, Cardiovascular Dynamics, Electrophysiology of the Nervous System, Biomedical Engg. Hospital Interface, Neuroprosthesis/Prosthetics, Physiology, Physiology Lab. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES C, FORTRAN, Assembly language for Intel 8085 and 68000. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SYSTEMS VAX 11/780(VMS), SUN 4/110(UNIX), HP 3000(UNIX), IBM-PC(DOS), APPLE MACINTOSH. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AWARDS IEEE OUTSTANDING STUDENT BRANCH CHAIRMAN AWARD - REGION 10 (Asia and Pacific), 1985. IEEE DYNAMIC LEADERSHIP AWARD, 1984. COLLEGE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP 1981-1985. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCES Available on request. *******************************************************************************