If you think you are or represent a
company that could make use of my services or you are having trouble sleeping you may like to download my CV.
CV in PDF format. Sorry the hyperlinks don't work in this version just yet.
If you can't handle this or would just like it faxed through, tell me.
Quick reference
Can't stand sifting through CVs ? Don't blame you. Here's the essence of mine.
Hardware including some automotive, ASICs'n'FPGAs, 68HC05, 68HC11, ARM (including StrongARM).
Experienced with C, C++, VHDL, Verilog, Tcl, DOS, LISP (yes really), Novell Netware, UNIX, perl, awk, csh, bash etc.
Unix server setup including linux and OpenBSD.
I am conversant in TCP/IP socket level programming.
Tools/environments include Modeltech Vsim (same as Mentor QHDL), Ikos Voyager, various MS and Borland, gcc etc.
Synthesis with Synopsis Design Compiler, FPGA Express, Leonardo Spectrum, Altera Maxplus, Xilinx Webpack and Ikos VirtualLogic. A recent contract targetted an Ikos VLE-5M emulator. My own designs have used Altera Flex10k and Xilinx SpartanII.
I have spent the last six years working for the likes of The Technology Partnership working on simulation of a GSM
chipset equaliser, Advanced RISC Machines working on various
simulator-independant models of the ARM[79] family including the bus interface model to Mentor Graphics's
co-verification environment, Element 14 on the Firepath and PI Research who design products for motorsport and diesel engines.
The FAQ for uk.rec.sheds helpfully points out that
C++ is a rather sheddy language what with all those handy features you
might just get around to using one day if only you can dig them out.
The 36" I continue to work on. This is in use whenever weather permits.
The electronic workings. Mostly power supplies and a nixie tube counter but you can just about make out the ISA speedwire card being prodded by a friend. Also jars of Ribena and something that is supposed to be coffee.
