Yan L Thai is a Computer Engineering student at California State University, Long Beach who is expected to graduate in May 2016 with a 3.8 GPA. He has extensive experience in computer architecture design, programming languages like C and C++, and circuit analysis. His projects include designing a robotic arm, 32-bit MIPS processor, sound recorder, and an enhanced lobster trap system. He is proficient in Microsoft Office, Verilog, and seeks an entry-level position in Computer Engineering.

1. AN L THAI
6151 Choctaw Drive, Westminster, CA 92683 | (714) 269-3132 | thailyan92@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Seeking an entry-level position in Computer Engineering.
EDUCATION
California State University, Long Beach – Long Beach, CA, United States
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Expected to graduate in May, 2016
Overall GPA: 3.8/4.0
Related Courses:
Computer Logic Design Object Oriented Program and Data Structure
Microprocessors and Controllers Integrated Circuit Design
Computer Architecture Hardware/Software Co-design
PROFILE
Highly professional, responsible, organized with initiative in the field of Computer Engineering. Well
trained in computer architecture design and related areas and possess extensive experience with
debugging equipment. Eager for learning and solving challenging problems to develop new skills as
well as enhance professional knowledge.
Profoundly positive and motivated with capability of working in team, respectful and competent for
encouraging teammates to achieve productivity goals of the company. Bilingual English/Vietnamese
(English as second language.)
SKILLS
 Programming Languages: C, C++, Assembly, Verilog, Python
 Electrical Circuit Analysis
 Computer Architecture Analysis and Design
 Microsoft Office: Word, Power Point, Excel
 Integrated Circuit Design
 Digital Schematic Design
 FPGA Programming
 Computer Logic Design
AWARDS
President’s Honor List in 2013, 2014 and Spring 2015 at California State University, Long Beach
PROJECTS
 Robotic Arm – Design and build a robotic arm with servos.
 32-bit MIPS Processor –Design and test a 32-bit MIPS processor with 32-bit instructions.
 Sound Recorder – Design and build a sound recorder that is able to record up to 5 seconds of
audio and play back to a speaker.
 UART Communication and Memory Interface – Implement the UART and the interface
between data and external memory.
 Enhanced Lobster Trap (in progress) – Design and build a generic lobster trap system with
enhanced features: capability of taking pictures controlled with laptop interface, blinking LEDs for
tracking the system.
AFFILIATIONS & VOLUNTEER WORK
 Special Embedded Group at California State University, Long Beach
 Multitasking during flight test using flight simulator at CSULB (volunteer)
 Assistant in teaching Vietnamese (volunteer)