Analog IC Design Engineer with considerable expertise in mid- to high-frequency transistor-level design in the semiconductor industry, including clock synthesis, radio frequency circuitry (RF), and memory circuitry design. Experience also includes testing at board- and wafer-level, test automation, and simulation scripting.
Aspiring analog IC designer
Israa Y. I. AbuShawish received the B. Sc degree in electrical and electronics engineering in 2018/2019 (Hons.). She joined the M.Sc. in electrical and electronics engineering from the University of Sharjah in 2019 and in September 2022 she received the degree. She has been working as a teacher assistant with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Sharjah, UAE since 2019. Currently, she worked as a researcher with the research group: Mixed Analog-Digital Smart Electronic Circuits and Systems (MADSECS) in University of Sharjah, which is one of the specialized Research Groups affiliated to the Research Institute for Sciences and Engineering. Her master’s thesis involves the design of low-frequency amplifiers based on highly linear pseudo-resistor and using programmable Analog Building Blocks, such as CMOS rail-to-rail operational amplifiers and Digital programmable operational transconductance amplifiers. She has published several research papers in international conferences and Journals. Her research interests include mixed analog digital IC design, Bio-medical amplifiers and operational amplifier circuit design. Currently she is pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering, at United Arab Emirates University (UAEU).
I am a student pursuing a specialized master's degree in microelectronics, signals, and systems at the Faculty of Sciences of Her Elmehraz in Fès, Morocco.