Nick Lim Email & Phone Number

Hamilton, Nz

Hamilton, New Zealand

I am a post doctoral research fellow attached with TAIAO ( http://taiao.io )

Hamilton, New Zealand

I tutor MATH165/166 (General/Management Mathematics), STAT111/121 (Introduction to Statistical Methods/Statistics for Science). My responsibilities as a tutor include teaching first-year undergraduate students and to explain the subject in a manner that best suit the students. I also grade assignments and tests and provide test supervision for both first-year and second-year undergraduate papers for both Mathematics and Statistics.I also provide 1:1 Tutorials on request from Disability Office and Pacific-Aid Scholarship Office.I was a Community Ambassador for the faculty during the University open days from 2015-2018. I present mathematical concepts in an interesting manner, mainly through puzzles, and explain the concepts in a manner that is simple to understand for people without the necessary background.

Methodology development for transistor-level fast SPICE Simulators for complex System-on-chip designs. (2005-2007, 2010)I was in charge of developing the design methodology to verify the functionality. and electrical and signal compliance of custom System-on-chip designs. I work closely with design engineers to resolve simulation issues, help them meet design deadlines, and automate tasks through scripts and improvement on their workflow. I was the top recipient of peer-level recognition awards, recognizing my attentiveness to my internal customers. Occasionally, I would also assist the design engineers to debug unexpected results in their simulations. Through my assistance, we have caught multiple design issues, including a significant bug that resulted in a product recall. Methodology Development and maintenance of transistor-level optimization for Process migration of System-on-Chip design (2007, 2009-2011)I was part of a `skunkworks' type team, developing the methodology and to automate the translation of circuit design between process nodes. I was in charge of developing a common framework for multi-variable, multi-objective optimization of transistor designs and received a division-level award upon the completion of the projectDevelopment and maintenance of IBIS (I/O Buffer Information Specification)/.LIB models (mathematical model) generation for signal integrity noise and timing analysis. (2007-2010)I was in charge of developing an automated methodology to convert complex I/O drivers to an equivalent Thevenin or Norton circuit. I exhibited a high degree of creativity and complex problem-solving skills in closing the mismatch between the complex transistor design and the `simple' mathematical models, with the limitations of the specifications

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Statistics

Activities and Societies: Golden Keys Society, Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship My Doctoral dissertation is in Statistical Learning..

Master Of Science - Ms, Mathematics, Gpa 8.25/9.0

Activities and Societies: Golden Key Society, Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship My dissertation topic for my masters is on ``Star.

Bachelor’S Degree, Telecommunications, Gpa 3.67/4.00

Activities and Societies: FES Malaysia, Multimedia University Engineering Society I was placed in the Dean's Lists as recognition for my.