Lance W.

Principal Engineer at NVIDIA
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States, US
Languages
  • passive understanding of French -

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Experience

    • United States
    • Computer Hardware Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Principal Engineer
      • Feb 2006 - Present

      Team-lead for back-end work (synthesis, multi-voltage timing closure, layout, netlist verification, and methodology development) on 5nm graphics processing units (GPU) for gaming, data centers, computer vision, deep-learning (DL), and artificial intelligence (AI), plus the ARM-compatible line of Tegra SoC/CPU ASICs as inference engines for autonomous (self-driving) vehicles. Team-lead for back-end work (synthesis, multi-voltage timing closure, layout, netlist verification, and methodology development) on 5nm graphics processing units (GPU) for gaming, data centers, computer vision, deep-learning (DL), and artificial intelligence (AI), plus the ARM-compatible line of Tegra SoC/CPU ASICs as inference engines for autonomous (self-driving) vehicles.

    • Japan
    • Semiconductors
    • 100 - 200 Employee
    • Principal Engineer
      • Sep 2002 - Jan 2006

      Application of Dynamically Reconfigurable Processors (DRPs) to ASIC design. ASIC Place-and-Route (P&R) using Magma tool suite. Dynamic IR-drop analysis using Apache Redhawk tools. Technical support to Sales and Marketing. Application of Dynamically Reconfigurable Processors (DRPs) to ASIC design. ASIC Place-and-Route (P&R) using Magma tool suite. Dynamic IR-drop analysis using Apache Redhawk tools. Technical support to Sales and Marketing.

    • Semiconductor Manufacturing
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Senior Design Engineer
      • Dec 1999 - Jul 2002

      Back-end timing closure on ASICs for ATM traffic management. World-wide chair person for the SPI-4 Working Group. Back-end timing closure on ASICs for ATM traffic management. World-wide chair person for the SPI-4 Working Group.

    • HW Manager
      • May 1999 - Dec 1999

      Managing a team of ASIC HW Engineers for designing survivable-ring ethernet chipsets. Managing a team of ASIC HW Engineers for designing survivable-ring ethernet chipsets.

    • Telecommunications
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Senior Design Engineer
      • Aug 1989 - May 1999

      ASIC designer for central-office telecommunications equipment. Verilog coding, synthesis, back-end timing closure. Development of JTAG boundary-scan macros for design-for-testability (DFT). Developing 1850 MHz RF low-noise base-station amplifiers (LNAs) using in-house GaAs MESFET process. Developing 10 GHz travelling-wave/distributed amplifiers to drive optical modulators, using in-house InGaAsP HBT process. Mask/stepper-tile layout. ASIC designer for central-office telecommunications equipment. Verilog coding, synthesis, back-end timing closure. Development of JTAG boundary-scan macros for design-for-testability (DFT). Developing 1850 MHz RF low-noise base-station amplifiers (LNAs) using in-house GaAs MESFET process. Developing 10 GHz travelling-wave/distributed amplifiers to drive optical modulators, using in-house InGaAsP HBT process. Mask/stepper-tile layout.

    • Senior Engineer
      • 1989 - 1999

    • Senior Design Engineer
      • Mar 1986 - Aug 1989

      Militarization of CRAY super-computer HW for sonar and synthetic aperature radar (SAR). Systems engineer for integrating remotely piloted air drones onto naval frigates. Militarization of CRAY super-computer HW for sonar and synthetic aperature radar (SAR). Systems engineer for integrating remotely piloted air drones onto naval frigates.

    • Design Engineer
      • May 1983 - Mar 1986

      Design and develop Viterbi decoders. Integrate militarized PBX equipment into packet-switched radio networks. Develop real-time operating system (RTOS) firmware for frequency hopping radio. Machine-coding of binomial decomposition for prediction of 89-bit pseudo-random polynomials. Design and develop Viterbi decoders. Integrate militarized PBX equipment into packet-switched radio networks. Develop real-time operating system (RTOS) firmware for frequency hopping radio. Machine-coding of binomial decomposition for prediction of 89-bit pseudo-random polynomials.

  • Governor General's Foot Guards
    • Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
    • Corporal
      • May 1980 - Oct 1984

      Training instructor. Training instructor.

Education

  • Carleton University
    Master’s Degree, Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering
    1987 - 1991
  • Carleton University
    Bachelor’s Degree, Systems Engineering
    1979 - 1983

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