Graduated with a Micro-electronics Master from Bordeaux university, France, I have now 18 years of experience. Worked in France, England, Belgium and Brazil, within 5 companies. Implemented physical design flows, recruited, trained and supervised trainees to experienced engineers, I have a vast experience in setting up complete flow (2 companies were startups), as well as signing off important design within NXP and CSR, all to successful first time right silicons. Able to work in total independence as well as within a team, I consider myself as optimist, result focused, with attention to detail while keeping a good trade between time to market and risk taking.
Fresher interested in asic physical design and looking for job opportunities in physical design engineering
My name is Sunil Parmar, I have done a master from IIT-Bombay in 2005 and a bachelors from Gujarat University in 2003. After post-graduation, I joined a service company in Hyderabad and later worked with Intel Bangalore. I have worked with the Samsung R&D center in South Korea for Silicon photonics applications and later contributed in Samsung's DDR4 memory IO design. As an employee, I have published few patents and papers. In 2016, I returned to India with a very ambitious goal to set up a semiconductor product company called Powency Circuit Private Limited in the power management domain. In between, After Covid, I decided to develop a MEMS Microphone product and started a project called Sikern. We are currently a small team having three design engineers, one packaging expert and one management staff. We are working with a Japanese supplier and a Malaysian packaging group for our product development. And developing our own ASIC for this MEMS microphone. We started working with a smartphone customer in India for their upcoming mobile model. And hope to work with many more customers within India as well across the globe for our Microphone product.
Hi. I am a junior at the University of Notre Dame majoring in computer engineering. I am passionate about the intersection between storytelling and technology. I enjoy the challenges that come with debugging code as well as learning from the experiences of other women in STEM. Besides frequenting Stack Overflow in attempts to make my errors magically disappear, I like to play volleyball, practice Irish Dance, watch the Yankees, wear Chuck Taylors, explain to my friends that the bagels from Jersey are better than the bagels from their home state, and spend time outside with my sister.