<p> Bill Wu 227 Walden Dr. Kanata, ONT, K2K 2M3, Canada Home : (613)-599-3306 e-mail: [email protected]</p><p>OBJECTIVE  Pursuing a senior Digital Circuit Design position or Design For Test role. HILIGHTS  Nine years of experience in ASIC Design  Four years of experience in DFT  Strong RTL coding skill  Familiar with Front End and Back End processes in both ASIC and COT flows  Generated and verified DFT, ATPG and functional at-speed test vectors  Strong scripting capability in data manipulations EDUCATION 1988-1993 B.Sc. Electrical Engineering (with Management Science option) University of Waterloo </p><p>EXPERIENCE</p><p>SiberCore Technologies Corporation , Kanata, ON, Canada </p><p>June 2000 - Present, Senior ASIC Design Engineer, Design for Test  Conducted Prime Design for Test for three successful ASICs  Implemented Memory BISTs for the SRAMs used in the ASIC  Developed new DFT flow using Synopsys, Cadence and LogicVision tools  Assisted test engineers in creating test programs for wafer sorts  Worked on tester with vendors in debugging test progams </p><p>Tundra Semiconductor Corporation , Kanata, ON, Canada </p><p>June 1998 - June 2000, Senior ASIC Design Engineer, Design for Test  Cycled and fault simulated functional test vectors for a legacy design that did not have scans  Developed a complete DFT and ATPG methodology using Synopsys' Testgen and Pathtest tool sets for Tundra's COT flow.  Successfully implemented DFT logic and achieved targeted fault coverage in the first ASIC.  Automated JTAG BSDL and JTAG test vectors generation, including its IEEE 1149.1 compliance check.  Generated and debugged ATPG vectors - Stuck at faults; iddq test vectors and Path Delay vectors.  Tested RAMs using non-BIST DFT structure  Created a test plan to implement the DFT for current ASIC using IBM's LSSD methodology </p><p>September 1997 - May 1998, Senior ASIC Design Engineer Motorola PowerPC to PCI PowerSpan ASIC  Helped to architect the process bus interface of the PowerSpan design  Visited and consulted potential customers to refine product specifications [email protected] (613) 599-3306 Page 2 of 3 QSPAN1.2 ASICs  Improved performance and fixed bugs in Performed Static Timing Analyses  Optimized ECOs and timing using Cadence CELL3  Used Chrysalis to ensure synthesis correctness and ECOs  Analyzed SSN effects on the PADs' AC timings </p><p>December 1995 - August 1997, Intermediate ASIC Design Engineer Motorola MPC860/360/040 to PCI QSPAN QSPAN1.1 ASICs  Designed the Motorola slave bus interface for QSPAN  Developed a sophisticated two-pass synthesis Synopsys script Verified the internal DMA channel  Generated manufacturing test vectors </p><p>June 1993 - November 1995, Junior ASIC Design Engineer - Futurebus+ LIFE bus bridge ASIC  Integrated multiple Verilog testbenches into one unified testbench  Created stimuli to increase functional verification coverage  Interfaced with National Semiconductors Corp. for design sign off and ECOs  Verified hardware and debugged evaluation card in the production PCI-VME UNIVERSE ASIC  Maintained and improved part of the VME bus interface design  Developed Synopsys' synthesis script  Modified the functional testbench and its stimuli to produce regenerative manufacturing test vectors</p><p>September 1988 - May 1993, Co-op Student Computing Devices Company  Redesigned and debugged single board computer from Z8000 based to MC68020  Evaluated the performance of R3000 and R4000 family microprocessors  Designed and conducted the Touchscreen Experiment and analyzed the results Ontario Hydro  Developed Pascal programs and macros to automate data manipulations  Programmed Relational Database using SQL for report generations Lumonics Inc.  Simulated UV Corona discharge inside a new Excimer laser LANGUAGE & TOOLS  Hardware descript language: Verilog  Synthesis tools: Synopsys Design Compiler and Test Compiler; Cadence's Ambit.  Verification tools: Cadence Verilog and its variants  Formal verification: Chrysalis  DFT and ATPG tools: Synopsys' Testgen and Pathtest and TetraMAX; Mentor Graphics' Fastscan; LogicVision DFT tool set  Device simulation tool: PSpice  Layout tool: Cadence Cell3  Scripting tools: AWK, Perl, sed and tcl/tk  Programming Language: C, SQL, Pascal, Motorola MC68K and PowerPC assembly languages.  Operating Systems: UNIX, Windows 95 and MAC OTHER INFORMATION  Bilingual: English/Chinese  Citizenship: Canadian [email protected] (613) 599-3306 Page 3 of 3</p>