Analogix is a fabless semiconductor company headquartered in Silicon Valley making DisplayPort and HDMI chips for the mobile phone, tablet, PC, and LCD display markets.Head of the Display TCON Business Unit ($40M USD business)• Ex-pat assignment in Beijing, China• Customers include Samsung, LG, BOE, AUO, Innolux, Sharp, and othersPrevious, Head of PC Converter Business Unit ($15M USD)Previous, started up Mobile Phone Accessories Business UnitInstrumental in getting Analogix Semiconductor acquired with pending IPO

LucidPort is a startup fabless semiconductor company making USB device controller chips for the PC peripherals market.Define, develop, and coded the world’s first USB 3.0 device controller chip• Verilog RTL design of the central memory management block• Designed and coded the system level random verification environment Define and develop the world’s first wireless USB device controller chip. Both chips received USB-IF certification with first silicon

NetChip is a startup fabless semiconductor company making USB device controller chips for the PC peripherals market. Acquired in 2004.Orchestrate and launch 5 new USB chips in 9 months, each one to capture new applications• Drove initiative to successfully capture 100% of USB 2.0 to 802.11g market• Drove initiative to successfully capture 100% of Portable Media Center market Instrumental in getting this startup acquired in 2004

PLX is a fabless semiconductor company making PCI and PCI Express chips for the PC and Server markets. IPO in 1999. Later acquired by Avago Technologies.Led multiple simultaneous design teams responsible for the design, verification, and production of chips that bring in over $30 million in annual revenuesDirected 20 engineers and 5 managers, as well as consultants, remote design offices, different venders, and customer support personnel.Instrumental in bringing a $200 million market cap company from 10 people to IPO

Trimble is one of the first manufacturers of GPS equipment for consumer, survey, and military applications.Integration of GPS digital spread spectrum receiver logic and a Motorola 68330 Microprocessor Core in a standard cell ASIC flow. This early SOC also included a real time clock, a temperature sensor, 2 serial ports, a PLL, embedded SRAM, and embedded ROM.