This document provides a summary of Ahmed Mohamed Eisawy's qualifications and experience. It outlines his educational background which includes a M.Sc. in Analog/Mixed-Signal Design from Cairo University and a B.Sc. in Electronics and Electrical Communications from Cairo University. His professional experience includes over 13 years working in technical marketing and application engineering roles for Mentor Graphics, focusing on analog and mixed-signal design tools. He also has skills in programming languages like Perl and analog/mixed-signal simulation tools.

1. Ahmed Mohamed Eisawy
21459 SW Fallow Terrace Home : +1 (503) 625-1083
Sherwood, OR 97140 Mobile: +1 (503) 453-9178
E-Mail: ahmed_eisawy@mentor.com
ahmed_eisawy@fibersphere.net
PERSONAL DATA
US Status : Green Card holder
Birth Date : November 11th, 1976
LinkedIN : http://www.linkedin.com/in/ahmedeisawy
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
• Good academic background and professional experience in analog and mixed-signal design methodologies
using Mentor and Cadence tools (Schematic-driven tools, Data Management tools and Simulators)
• Good knowledge in designing with SPICE
• Fair knowledge in design with Behavioral Languages (VHDL/VHDL-AMS, Verilog/Verilog-AMS)
• Pragmatic Marketing Certified
EDUCATION
2001-2002 M. Sc. in Analog/Mixed-Signal Design (Cairo Univ., Electronics Dep.)
Thesis Entitled: ∑∆ Modulators Scaling and Realization with Decimation Filter Implementation
2000-2001 Preliminary Master Courses in “Electronic Circuits” (Cairo Univ., Electronics Dep.)
1994-1999 B.Sc. in Electronics and Electrical Communications (Cairo Univ., Electronics Dep.)
Overall Grade: Very Good with Honors, GPA: 3.08 (British System)
Senior Year Project: Realization of FPGA-Based 2D-DCT / IDCT on 4x4 Input Block reaching
55.5Mbit/sec using GDF & VHDL modules to improve the hardware utilization
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Oct. 2006 – Present Technical Marketing Engineer (Mentor Graphics, AMS/DSM Division, OR)
• Product Marketing
 Provide the marketing requirements on new projects such as Simulation Environment in
Schematic-driven flows and SPICE/HDL Language Interface in Data Management tools
 Provide the marketing requirements on customer’s requests for the existing tools
 Work with R&D closely to provide the following to engineering:
o Explain the use-model and concepts introduced in the tools
o Train the engineers on the tools use-model to have better understanding on the flow
o Test the newly implemented functionalities
• Technical Marketing
 Develop white-papers and application notes
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2.  Develop training materials and workshops
 Support pre/post-sales activities and technical evaluations
 Help resolve customer issues and work with R&D to resolve them
 Help engineering with alpha/beta testing to ensure product quality and robustness
Feb. 2004 – Oct. 2006 Global Corporate Application Engineer (Mentor Graphics, CSD, OR)
• Handle 3 of the global accounts and acting as the single point of contact for the supported tools
• Support IC Flow Front End tools and System-level tools
• Support AMS tools (Standalone or integrated in Mentor/Cadence flows)
Mar. 2001 – Jan. 2004 Corporate Application Engineer (Mentor Graphics, CSD, Egypt)
• Support IC Flow Front End tools and System-level tools
• Support AMS tools
Sep. 1999 – Jan. 2000 Assistant Research Engineer designing a modified 8x8 2D-DCT/IDCT (Cairo Univ., Electronics Dep.)
July–September 1999 Contractor to program CTA units used in wireless telephony (Lucent Tech., EG)
July–August 1998 Summer training on Wire-line and Testing (Schlumberger)
July–September 1997 Summer training on PABX’s installations (Alcatel Business Systems Egypt)
TRAINING COURSES
January 2010 Pragmatic Marketing Certified - Practical Project Management (Mentor Graphics, San Jose CA)
November 2008 High-Tech Product Marketing (Mentor Graphics, Wilsonville OR)
July 2005 Perl scripting (Mentor Graphics, Wilsonville OR)
June 2005 TCL scripting (Mentor Graphics, Wilsonville OR)
January-March 2005 Analog IC Design (Portland State University, OR)
Project: Designed a CMOS self-regulating VCO with low supply sensitivity
April-June 2004 IC Technologies (Portland State University, OR)
April 2001 Shell Scripting (TriTec, Cairo EG)
June-August 1994 Diplome De L'Alliance Francaise (Le Conceil D'Administration de L'Alliance Francaise à Paris, France)
SOFTWARE SKILLS
• Good knowledge on MS Windows, MS Office and Unix/Linux OS
• Good knowledge of Perl & Shell scripting
• Good knowledge of analog/mixed-signal simulators (Questa ADMS)
• Good knowledge of analog simulators (Eldo, Spectre and HSPICE)
• Fair knowledge of Behavioral Languages (VHDL, VHDL-AMS, Verilog & Verilog-AMS)
• Good knowledge of Mentor Graphics IC Flow and System-Level Flow
• Fair knowledge of Matlab
LANGUAGE
• Arabic : Native language
• French : Good command of spoken and written French
• English : Good command of spoken and written English
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