Wes Wilson Email & Phone Number

Santa Clara, California, US

Working on the Server Platform Validation Team to support IO.

Santa Clara, California, US

Production wafer sort, package test, and split lot characterization test development on Credence Sapphire and Verigy 93K test platforms for PCIe & DisplayPort IO. Develop and document improvements for back-end data processing tools.

Santa Clara, CA, US

-- Texas Instruments support for ATE hardware and software development in C++ for final test production solutions on Eagle 364 platform. Conversion from legacy test platforms included optimization and characterization across temperature using Multi-Test MT9918 handlers. Testing of LED drivers using I2C communications. Op-amp testing, DAC and ADC test.

San Jose, CA, US

Assisted the research and development phase for a DSP-based data acquisition system. Design tasks included writing specification documentation, component selection tradeoffs for ADC, processor and memory storage architecture, and long-range wireless network communications. Condition-based monitoring system demonstrated with proprietary algorithms modeled.

North Reading, MA, US

See Eagle Test description. This new position was created due to TER acquisition of EGLT in November 2008.

Buffalo Grove, IL, US

• I was responsible for designing, developing and debugging ATE hardware and software for a strategic, competitive project. The device under test (DUT) was a 100-pin semiconductor device, an automotive power control unit.
• Mixed signal testing including design of coherent analog waveforms, digital patterns, and timing generation
• Extensive use of the Eagle ETS-364 and ETS-600 platforms and instrumentation
• Trained on Raptor software environment, which applies to the ETS-200T for wafer sort and the ETS-200FT for final test of discrete MOSFET devices on index-parallel turret handlers
• Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility (GRR) data collection and processing using Data Power and analysis of variance (ANOVA)
• Mentor Graphics Design (schematic) Capture (WG2005)

• In this role I helped manage our workflow between the factory and the field, clarifying specifications and requirements on the front-end of the quoting process, so that when the job was booked we had minimal delays due.
• Hardware support for ATE customer tester platforms including Teradyne, Eagle, LTX.
• Mentor Graphics Expedition training for PCB layout and schematic capture.
• Sales quotation technical support involving specifications of boards and contactors relative to signal speed requirements and board material.

Poway, California, US

• The ATE applications role includes both strategic and ongoing support for customers in the development cycle for new silicon. I helped the customer develop their hardware design, test program, and debug of first.
• UNIX skills, primarily for Sun Solaris
• Extensive use of the Fusion HF/HFi platform and its instrumentation
• Perl scripting for converting patterns to enVision language elements
• Schematic capture using Veribest98, Mentor Graphics tools

Arlington, VA, US

• My first engineering position allowed significant growth and exposure to several different areas of hardware and software design. I took over a board design from another engineer who left the company within two months.
• Schematic capture using Cadence Concept, netlist generation and PCB layout review in Allegro
• Simulating DSP algorithms in MATLAB with C implementation for 16-bit linear audio
• Code Composer firmware development for Texas Instruments’ TMS320C6201 DSP
• C and assembly language software optimization techniques
• Algorithm development for decimation and interpolation, FIR filtering, and PCM u-law conversion

Mba, Business Administration And Management, General

Bsee, Electrical Engineering