Jorge Gomez 510-470-8877 jg02589@gmail.com

Computer Science, Electronics, and Computer Hardware Designer with a strong background in user-focused device design looking to make an impact.

EDUCATIONBachelor of Science, Computer Engineering, California State University, East Bay, spring 2016 ABET Accredited majorComputer Skills

∙ Programming languages: C/C++, Verilog(Xilinx ISE), Linux Terminal(Shell script), MIPS assembly∙ Spoken Languages: Fluent English, Fluent Spanish∙ CAD Software: Magic VLSI layout editor, Layout software(VLSI GUI), Logicworks 5, AutoCAD, SketchUp,

Draftsight (3DS)∙ Problem Solving Software: Mathcad, Matlab, Audacity, Saleae logic analyzer∙ Hardware: Xilinx Spartan 6 FPGA, Beaglebone Black, Arduino due, building Computer Numerically

Controlled(CNC) machines, soldering, machinist tools such as a drill press and Dremel tools

RELEVANT EXPERIENCEIT SupportCSU East Bay College of Science Computer Lab and Project Lead the Way 6/2014 – 7/2016

∙ Imaging computers using Clonezilla and Ghost walker. Loading the image using PXE∙ Inventory tracking, network troubleshooting, facilitating network access for university staff and students∙ Software testing and troubleshooting∙ Face to face, phone and remote IT Support

Medical Robotics and Gait Analysis Student Intern 5/2010-8/2010 and 5/2011-8/2011Professor Camarena M.S. Mathematics

∙ Built thesis presentation on gait analysis, robotics, and nanotechnology in the medical field. Presented my research at the NSF/MESA Summer Team Internship Reception

RF Engineering Student Intern 5/2008 - 8/2008SPAWAR Systems Pacific for Mike McGinnis (Technical Specialist)

∙ Worked on the Mast Clamp Current Probe (MCCP) monopole antenna (U.S. government patent. Patent # US 8111205 B1)

∙ Measured impedance mismatch, signal insertion loss, system loss and gain using a vector network analyzer Measured the output frequency using spectrum analyzers

∙ Divided tasks, created weekly goals, and had organized team meetings to insure progress and alignment∙ Presented project overview at the NSF/MESA Summer Team Internship Reception

PROJECTSDigital Design Lab: Keypad Calculator

∙ Designed and built a keypad calculator using a Jameco keypad, a Xilinx Spartan 6 FPGA, wires, and a Saleae logic analyzer

∙ Used Verilog code and the Xilinx ISE software to debug and complete the programming part of the project

Senior Design Team Project: CNC Woodworking Mill∙ Created the mechanical design for a computer numerical control (CNC) machine in 3D using SketchUp CAD

software∙ Made CAD .dxf files using Draftsight and sent them files to a custom metal fabrication company. From those

custom plates my team used 80/20 aluminum extrusions, a milling spindle, T nuts, screws, and other hardware to put the CNC machine together.

∙ With team, designed circuit for the CPU of the CNC mill, which includes stepper motors, motor controllers, a variable frequency drive, limit switches, and other electronics to program and power the machine