1. Test Development Engineer, Analog Devices, Limerick, Ireland July 2011 - Sept 2013
 Test program development using Visual Basic for Test with the automotive microcontroller
group. I was part of a graduate team that successfully designed a new ADC DC
measurement system for test time reduction.
 Test board design using Cadence Allegro (a CAD system). I quickly grasped the design
tool and designed multiple area efficient test boards. I also soldered replacement parts.
 Qualification manager for integrated battery sensor. Iworked with a team of test engineers
on various projects. My supervisor and I worked on an original test program until I was
ready to take on the qualification program myself. Qualification for automotive parts are
rigorous as parts need to be safe and cheap. This requires many tests in a short amount
of time. With careful planning and co-operation I helped successfully complete the
qualification of the ADuCM331 battery sensor, a part found in many modern cars which
use Stop-Start systems
 Software used: Visual Basic with Teradyne IG-XL, Excel, Word, Powerpoint, MATLAB,
C++ Editor, Datatool (on Linux), Cadence Allegro, SVN, Virtual Machine, VPNs, Project
Manager, Remote Desktop Connection
 In house training: Fundamentals of Mixed Signal Testing (Soft Test), Teradyne Mixed
Signal Programming Fundamentals, Teradyne Pool2 Training, Lead Free Hand Soldering
Techniques, Professional Development (Time Management, Personal Relations, Conflict
Resolution, Assertive Listening, Leadership), The Scientist and Engineers guide to DSP
 Skills and Knowledge: Visual Basic for Test, MS Office, Analog, Digital & Mixed Signal
testing, PCB Design, Schematic Entry (Cadence Allegro), Communication Interface (SPI,
I2C, LIN, One Wire Serial), Linux, Visual Basic, ADC, DAC, Micro-Controllers, Automatic
Test Equipment (ATE), Probe