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Gothenburg, Västra Götaland County, Sweden

Gothenburg, Vastra Gotaland County, Sweden

- Electronics/VHDL: Porting of GRLIB library to Lattice technology, also by integrating Lattice tools inside the existing GRLIB make system.- CI: develop of (Jenkins) pipelines for automatic build of FPGA bitstreams, simulation runs, programming and setup of FPGAs boards and creation of release packages and their automatic testing.- Creation and maintenance of a laboratory and of hardware setup used for testing on FPGA and CI-related activities- IT responsibility, primarily about… Show more - Electronics/VHDL: Porting of GRLIB library to Lattice technology, also by integrating Lattice tools inside the existing GRLIB make system.- CI: develop of (Jenkins) pipelines for automatic build of FPGA bitstreams, simulation runs, programming and setup of FPGAs boards and creation of release packages and their automatic testing.- Creation and maintenance of a laboratory and of hardware setup used for testing on FPGA and CI-related activities- IT responsibility, primarily about and around the Jenkins server. \textbf{Help} in maintaining other servers and planning future development of the infrastructure- Fixes and extensions to openFPGALoader for Lattice FPGAs (C++) Show less

Gothenburg, Sweden

08/2021-07/2022: develop HIL test framework for infotainment sw in Volvo GTT (Trucks). Pipelines, data collection and data visualization (dashboards).10/2020-07/2021: CI and test framework developer. Developed new and maintained/supported old CI framework with focus on SW testing for battery, electric drive and charging teams. Also worked on database for SW traceability. SW used: zuul, make, python, Silver/TW.12/2019-09/2020: Tester at battery SW control team at Volvo Cars… Show more 08/2021-07/2022: develop HIL test framework for infotainment sw in Volvo GTT (Trucks). Pipelines, data collection and data visualization (dashboards).10/2020-07/2021: CI and test framework developer. Developed new and maintained/supported old CI framework with focus on SW testing for battery, electric drive and charging teams. Also worked on database for SW traceability. SW used: zuul, make, python, Silver/TW.12/2019-09/2020: Tester at battery SW control team at Volvo Cars. Developed python test scripts, helped in the testing framework (make, python, Silver/TW, Jenkins) and HW testing.09-11/2019: internal projects about porting a Python ECU simulator onto a raspberry pi and creating a python script for communication with pc. Show less

Vastra Gotaland County, Sweden

Gothenburg, Sweden

While continuing the characterization of crystals and the market search for digitization modules, I participated in several experiments at Isolde, CERN, and at GSI/FAIR. In some cases, I was involved in preparing the electronic readout of the setup.At the same time I took part in several international meetings, presenting the work done in our team and looking for feedbacks from the rest of the collaboration or, in some cases, from a larger part of the scientific community.

Gothenburg, Sweden

I continued the work done during the master thesis, especially the characterization of crystals and PMTs.Important for this goal was the participation in an experiment at at the Institute of Nuclear Physics, Krakow, where we could test the prototype using proton beams with energies up to 225 MeV.As part of building the detector, I also surveyed the market for digitization modules, trying to define requirements and estimating costs.

Gothenburg, Sweden

I developed digital electronic circuits (mainly on FPGA) for detectors at the GSI/FAIR facility.I designed a readout procedure for a switched capacitor array (DRS4) (in collaboration with a group at the Technical University of Munich), and a data compression algorithm.At the same time I worked on characterizing crystals and photomultipliers (PMTs) used in a detector that is being developed in Chalmers for the GSI/FAIR facility.

Porto Alegre, Brazil

I developed the circuit used for heating the FPGA and the procedure used for collecting the data. Then I analyzed the results removing erroneous samples and calculating the correct fluence. The experiment was carried out at ISIS by UFRGS professor and PHD student.

Master’S Degree, Physics

Master'S Degree, Electrical And Electronics Engineering, 102/110

Thesis Title: "Temperature Effects on Soft Error Rate Due to Atmospheric Neutrons on 28 nm FPGAs" Document.

Bachelor'S Degree, Information Engineering, 91/110

Thesis Title: "Origins and Reduction Techniques of Power Dissipation in CMOS ICs" (only in italian) Document.