Tran Le Duy Linh

Experience

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  VNUHCM - University of Science

  Jan 2021 - Dec 2022

  Electronics Class K18 monitor

  Electronics Class K18 monitor (2021): assisting a teacher in routine duties, maintaining a class discipline in the absence of a teacher, and leading the class through different activities.Leadership: Grade Team-research leader on: “Using the Arduino, control LEDs over Bluetooth” with highest grade (2018), “Automatic hand sanitizer dispenser” with highest grade (2020), Graduation thesis: "Design of a 10-bit Diffrential SAR ADC Using 65nm Technology" with grade 9.5 (2022).

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  SAVARTI LTD.

  Feb 2022 - May 2024

  - Work as an AMS engineer: + A sampler in RX ( low speed block), TX diviver clock of M-PHY protocol. ( performance, timing check)+ Loop filter voltage monitor (unity gain amplifier) for test. ( schematic tuning phase)+ Control voltage generator for LC-VCO frequency trimming in open loop. ( schematic tuning phase)+ Behavior model for PLL ( Cross function check). - Experiment with process nodes of 5nm.- CAD Design: Synopsys (Hspice, Custom compiler, VCS . . .).- Programing Language: C, unix shell, Verilog,... Show less Graduation Thesis: DESIGN OF A 10-BIT DIFFERENTIAL SAR ADC USING 65NM TECHNOLOGY Grade: 9.5▪ Project Description: a 10-bit fully differential Successive Approximation Register (SAR) Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) is designed in CMOS technology at the schematic level.▪ Team Size: 2.▪ Responsibilities: The basic building blocks of a SAR ADC are a DAC and a SAR Digital Control Logic circuit.▪ Accomplishments: Understand the basic knowledge of CMOS technology, perform Co-sim simulation process combining analog and digital blocks (mixed signal). Improved teamwork and communication skills.▪ Technologies: 65nm and run simulations with Synopsys software (Customer compiler, VCS and XA). Show less

  • AMS Design Engineer

    Jul 2022 - May 2024

  • Project Intern

    Feb 2022 - Jul 2022
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  Marvell Technology

  May 2024 - now

  Analog IC Design Senior Engineer

  Working on Optical PHY