👋 Hi! I'm Nathan and I like to tear things apart. (Currently applying this passion to DRAM Design Verification.)When I'm not working I am:🏰 Running a Dungeons & Dragons campaign.🥋 Learning a new Jiu Jitsu move.🌻 Watering my plants.🍳 Seasoning my cast iron.In my current role at Micron I run analog fullchip simulations of DRAM modules, stressing them to the point of failure and then diagnosing what went wrong. I write patterns in Verilog, explore schematics in Cadence Virtuoso, and probe thousands of waveforms at once by writing Python scripts that help automate the verification process.Although I enjoy writing high level languages like Python, I've always been fascinated by the lowest levels of computing, which is what led me to the Semiconductor industry. Before I started at Micron I had a TA position at the University of Georgia where I graded Motorola HC11 Assembly programming assignments, and I had a three summer internship in the Cybersecurity industry where I reverse engineered malware with both dynamic analysis in a virtual machine and static analysis using Ghidra.