University of Washington, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

• Leverage Top-Down Bottom-Up (TDBU) floorplan methodology to create and refine the RFID or Reader IC floorplan • Work closely with the analog and digital design teams on floor planning and signal distribution • Coordinate with program managers to track layout and floorplan activities • Conduct layout reviews and complete full-chip closure activities • Perform detailed transistor-level layout of RF, mixed-signal, and analog circuit blocks • Participate in the IC layout methodology roadmap

• Lead hands-on technical and operational ownership of D365 F&O, including architecture, configuration, and integration with other enterprise applications (e.g., CRM, HRMS, PLM, and analytics tools) • Design, develop, and maintain custom scripts, workflows, and automation tools to extend system functionality and improve business efficiency • Analyze existing code, configuration, and processes to discover opportunities for optimization, scalability, and stability • Diagnose and resolve complex operational and technical issues, ensuring minimal business disruption and maintaining system reliability • Architect and implement enhancements to D365 F&O modules, with a focus on Finance, Supply Chain, and Master Planning and related systems • Partner with key stakeholders to capture, clarify, and prioritize requirements, then translate them into functional and technical specifications aligned with organizational objectives • Leverage data insights and user feedback to drive continuous system and process improvement • Document detailed business process models, including “as-is” and “to-be” states, to guide design decisions and training initiatives • Develop and deliver end-user training and onboarding materials to promote system adoption and effective use • Serve as a tier-2 escalation point for complex system or integration issues, collaborating across departments to drive timely resolution • Lead cross-functional system projects, including D365 upgrades, integrations, and new feature implementations, from design through deployment • Own vendor and implementation partner activities, ensuring alignment to architectural standards, timelines, and quality requirements • Manage systems under SOX governance frameworks, including audit evidence collection and compliance documentation • Balance priorities across multiple workstreams, assessing downstream impacts, and mitigating risks to stakeholders.