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GaN and GaAs RF and Microwave MMIC Designer
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Raytheon
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GaN and GaAs RF and Microwave MMIC Designer
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Greater Boston, United States
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Thomas Reed is listed as GaN and GaAs RF and Microwave MMIC Designer at Raytheon, based in Greater Boston, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at raytheon.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Thomas Reed.
Thomas Reed previously worked as GaN / GaAs RF / Microwave MMIC Designer at Raytheon and Global VP of Operations, RTX American Indian Network (Volunteer) at Raytheon. Thomas Reed holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Electrical And Computer Engineering from Uc Santa Barbara.
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Hello, I am a Principal RF/Microwave MMIC Designer at Raytheon Missiles & Defense. I orchestrate the development of cutting-edge RF microchips used in high power applications for multi-million-dollar radar programs. From initial concept and electrical simulation to guiding the design through CAD (computer-aided design), semiconductor fabrication, engineering test, and production screening, I design with the customer’s needs in mind.With the ability to hyper-focus on complex technical problems, I collaborate with my team to use the highest performance semiconductors to meet aggressive requirements that commercially available components cannot meet.I earned a Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering from UC Santa Barbara prior to joining Raytheon Technologies. In 2012, I presented my work at IEEE International Microwave Symposium to a packed crowd in Montreal and in surrounding years published dozens of academic papers on solid-state amplifiers designed for up to 300 GHz. I am a Six Sigma specialist. I have been issued 3 patents related to microchips and microwave engineering. With dozens of successful microchip designs, AISES honored me as 2017 AISES Professional of the Year: Most Promising Engineer. On a personal note, I am a member of the Hopi Tribe and have interests including diversity equity & inclusion, frequent flyer travel, personal finance, cello, ukulele, camping, tennis, and enjoying time with my loved ones.~~~Millimeter wave and sub-millimeter wave design, Keysight ADS, Integrated Circuit Design, EM simulation, ADS Momentum, Design Rule Checking, IC Layout, PNA-x, OML and VDI frequency extender modules, microwave probe measurements, High Frequency measurement, pulsed IV, Collaborative work, Working one-on-one, Teaching, MATLAB, Cadence, HFSS, ADS FEM, ADS Momentum
Listed skills include Circuit Design, Matlab, Simulations, Integrated Circuit Design, and 16 others.
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Gan / Gaas Rf / Microwave Mmic Designer
Current Microchip product development: Design, Reviews, Fab/Assembly/Test PI of Internal R&D programs for 3 projects with budget totaling $180k Defense MMIC design in III-V semiconductor technologies GaN, GaAs X-Band GaN Power Amp MMIC, Amplifier vs. Thermal Trade Study Low Band GaN Power Amp MMIC Design w extreme 20:1 Bandwidth Successful Q-Band GaN 4-stage Power/Driver Amplifier MMIC Successful size reduction of GaAs MFC blocks equiv $6/chip cost savings Successful X-, C- and S-Band GaAs Rx/Tx Multi-function MMICs Successful IC design of Low-loss, high P1dB X-band SPDT switch Successful IC design of Low-loss S-band and C-band Switch Limiters Small Signal Measurements of MMICs in UHF, RF, uWave, mmWave Destructive High Power Switch Limiter Survivability Measurements Small and Large Signal Model Extraction for Experimental GaN HEMTs Patented 20:1 Bandwidth Guanella 25:1 Impedance Transformer design Guanella Transformer design in Hybrid Coax/Microstrip TLine Topology 220 GHz amplifier research, including a novel HEMT layout patent.
Apr 2013 - Present
Global Vp Of Operations, Rtx American Indian Network (Volunteer)
Current Lead 24 regional officers in 6 regions across the RTX’s 4 BUs, 1000 members Monthly budget reporting and leader mentoring AOP budget planning & regular outlook for $90k company funded ERG Co-lead Raytheon team of 25 to recruit at 2019-21 Diversity STEM conf Host skip-level meetings Corp VP, BU president & ERG leaders 2013-2018 regional ERG comms director, 2019-now global ERG VP
Sep 2013 - Present
Graduate Student Researcher - Inp Millimeter-Wave Mmic Design
Rodwell Group, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UCSB RF and analog design with UCSB 120nm & Teledyne 250nm InP HBTs 2012 Record IC design and test of >0.2W 220 GHz HBT power amplifiers ADS Momentum EM simulation of 44-340 GHz RF and MMIC circuits CSICS 2011-2 & IMS 2012: 48-90mW 220GHz InP Power Amplifiers Accepted paper and CSICS 2013 talk on 220GHz 0.2W InP HBT SSPA
Aug 2008 - Mar 2013
Teaching Assistant
Laboratory Teaching Assistant for Undergraduate and Graduate Level Microwave Lab (High Frequency Measurements, Noise Measurements, VCO design, frequency synthesizer)
Jan 2012 - Mar 2012
Full-Time Student Intern - Ingap Hbt Modeling And Microsystems
Microsystems, Organization 1711, Sandia National Laboratories CW and Pulse DC Curve Measurements of high power InGaP HBTs VBIC and Agilent HBT device modeling using Agilent IC-CAP 500 MHz to 50 GHz S-parameters on Agilent PNA-x and HP 8510C
Jun 2011 - Aug 2011
Teaching Assistant
Department of Electrical Engineering ECEn 370 Probability Theory: Grade student work, host a review section, and hold office hours ECEn 360 Electromagnetic Lines and Fields: Grade student labs, run the microwave lab including teaching use of O-scopes and VNAs. Operating milling machine to fabricate all student microwave board designs for final project.
Sep 2007 - Apr 2008
Jun 2007 - Aug 2007
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Thomas Reed education
Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Electrical And Computer Engineering
Uc Santa Barbara
Bachelor Of Science, Electrical Engineering
Brigham Young University
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Thomas Reed works for Raytheon.
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Thomas Reed is listed as GaN and GaAs RF and Microwave MMIC Designer at Raytheon.
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Thomas Reed is based in Greater Boston, United States while working with Raytheon.
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Thomas Reed has worked for Raytheon, University Of California, Santa Barbara, Sandia National Laboratories, Brigham Young University, and Cray Inc..
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Thomas Reed holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Electrical And Computer Engineering from Uc Santa Barbara.
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Thomas Reed is listed with skills including Circuit Design, Matlab, Simulations, Integrated Circuit Design, Electrical Engineering, Electromagnetics, Rf, and Signal Processing.
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