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Dallas Lea is listed as Semiconductor design and characterization engineer in new role: cloud developer of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) as a Service at IBM, based in Alexandria, Louisiana, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at ibm.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Dallas Lea.
Dallas Lea previously worked as Senior Software Development Engineer (IBM Research) at Ibm and Senior Characterization Engineer (IBM Research) at Ibm. Dallas Lea holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Electrical Engineering from University Of Virginia.
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Recently transitioned to new role as a cloud software developer for Electronic Design Automation as a Service. New role combines my completion of a 9-month IBM Research program in Software Engineering for Scientists (SE4Sci) with my 25+ years of industry research and development experience across a broad range of semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) types (logic, SRAM, DRAM, nonvolatile memory, analog).Experience prior to SE4Sci included the following: Design and layout of IC test structures, definition of inline electrical tests during wafer fabrication and offline tests of completed wafers. Design of process integration experiments and analysis of electrical characterization data to evaluate experiments, estimate defect density, and influence device (MOSFET, resistor, capacitor) models. Circuit simulation to select device design points for maximum yield and assess model accuracy against hardware data. Three U.S. patents. Independent development of educational package and teaching of internal short courses to improve cross-functional understanding of SRAM circuits used for technology qualification. One semester of college instructional experience teaching a sophomore level electronics lab as an adjunct faculty member.Detailed academic background (M.S/Ph.D. thesis/dissertation research) in fabrication and characterization of low temperature superconductor (niobium) tunnel junctions, for millimeter wave radio astronomy application of the Josephson junctions that have now also become a key platform for quantum computing.ORCID publication record: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3549-1351
Listed skills include Eda, Cmos, Vlsi, Semiconductors, and 13 others.
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Armonk, New York, NY, US
Applying extensive semiconductor design background to the establishment and testing of cloud-based infrastructure for Electronic Design Automation as a Service- began new role after completing 9-month IBM training program in Software Engineering for Scientists
Armonk, New York, NY, US
Applied comprehensive characterization background to research setting introduction of development-like yield learning methodologies for integrated circuits- technologies advanced through yield learning: FinFETs, Nanosheet FETs, EUV-patterned interconnects, MRAM, Phase Change Memory- methodologies established for designing defect monitors, quantifying.
Poughkeepsie, NY, US
Taught electronic circuits lab to second-year engineering students
Malta, NY, US
Nonvolatile memory (NVM) hardware research and development - design and characterization focus on both established and experimental architectures - test definition and data analysis to evaluate program/erase conditions and process experiments
Armonk, New York, NY, US
Design and characterization of test structures for a broad range of integrated circuit technologies across ten generations of Moore’s Law scaling, from 350 nm to 14 nm nodes. Development and analysis of tests to evaluate fabrication process experiments, sustain existing processes, and find viable biasing and programming conditions.- circuit types.
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Dallas Lea works for IBM.
Dallas Lea is listed as Semiconductor design and characterization engineer in new role: cloud developer of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) as a Service at IBM.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @ibm.com for Dallas Lea at IBM.
Dallas Lea is based in Alexandria, Louisiana, United States while working with IBM.
Dallas Lea has worked for Ibm, Dutchess Community College, Globalfoundries, and Ibm Microelectronics.
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Dallas Lea holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Electrical Engineering from University Of Virginia.
Dallas Lea is listed with skills including Eda, Cmos, Vlsi, Semiconductors, Simulations, Circuit Design, Electrical Engineering, and Ic.
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