1. 121 Craddock Ave. #1321 • San Marcos, TX 78666 • 512-571-9714 • bcs52@txstate.edu
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Recent BSEE graduate with experience as an electrical engineer intern for a developing thermoelectric
material manufacturer seeking an entry-level position to develop a career. Offers excellent critical
thinking, organizational, and collaborative skills to gain industry experience. Experienced in using
Microwind layout software, Multisim, MATLAB, Verilog, and C for projects ranging from integrated
circuit design to microprocessor controls.
SKILLS
 Semiconductor process systems
 Skilled with analytical software
 System-level electrical design
 Integrated circuit design
 System troubleshooting
 Skilled with electrical test equipment
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND SOFTWARE
VHDL, Verilog, C, C++, Multisim, LTSpice, MATLAB, Microwind, DSCH, Xilinx ISE, Logic Friday,
Microsoft Office Suite
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science: Electrical Engineering 01/2012-05/2015
Texas State University, San Marcos, TX GPA: 3.2
 Minor: Mathematics
 Senior Capstone Design Project: Completed a project involving the design and
implementation of an IoT sensor network to monitor a photovoltaic system.
 Relevant Courses: Circuit analysis, digital logic, microprocessor control, electronic systems,
microelectronic manufacturing, digital system design, advanced CMOS technology, VLSI,
semiconductor physics, signals and systems.
 Dean’s List: Spring 2014, Fall 2014, Spring 2015
WORK HISTORY
Engineering Intern 08/2015 to Present
MicroPower Global San Marcos, TX
 Collaborated successfully within multi-disciplinary teams to design and manufacture new
products and systems.
 Developed PCB designs for testing equipment which increased resolution while reducing unit
cost.
 Responsible for testing and characterization of thermoelectric semiconductors.
 Experience with semiconductor process equipment and thermoelectric module assembly.
Laboratory Assistant 01/2015 to 05/2015
Texas State University San Marcos, TX
 Provided a leadership role to students for developing fundamental techniques involved in the
semiconductor manufacturing process.
 Responsible for instructing students to clean-room procedures and safety.
 Responsible for grading and providing feedback on submitted laboratory reports.
Brian C. Samuels

2. Bartender / Server 08/2009 to 12/2011
Club Corp. at The University of Texas Club Austin, TX
 Provided members and their guests with a memorable experience and quality service.
 Responsible for training new employees for serving and bar-tending positions.
 Demonstrated and introduced techniques improving the quality and efficiency of service.
Additional work experience in restaurant service and sales, available upon request.