Nathaniel August nathaniel.j.august@intel.com & | Experienced CMOS Design Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the semiconductors industry. Power and clocking architecture lead for Optane non-volatile memory. Designed and implemented Intel’s first all-digital PLL, first STT-MRAM read sensor, and other mixed-signal circuits such as PLLs, thermal sensors, and high speed I/O in advanced CMOS processes. Installed, maintained, and supported simulation, synthesis, validation, archival, formal equivalence, and indicator tools. Life cycle support of multiple Intel products from design to validation to customer debug. First author of 15 IEEE conference and journal papers; first author of 10 Intel DTTC (Design, Test, and Technology Conference) papers (10% acceptance rate); co-author An Introduction to UWB Communication Systems (ISBN# 0131481037); 18 patents (7 US and 11 foreign). U.S. Citizen.

Nathaniel August

Experienced CMOS Design Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the semiconductors industry. Power and clocking architecture...

Portland, Oregon, United States

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Nathaniel August’s Expertise Experienced CMOS Design Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the semiconductors industry. Power and clocking architecture lead for Optane non-volatile memory. Designed and implemented Intel’s first all-digital PLL, first STT-MRAM read sensor, and other mixed-signal circuits such as PLLs, thermal sensors, and high speed I/O in advanced CMOS processes. Installed, maintained, and supported simulation, synthesis, validation, archival, formal equivalence, and indicator tools. Life cycle support of multiple Intel products from design to validation to customer debug. First author of 15 IEEE conference and journal papers; first author of 10 Intel DTTC (Design, Test, and Technology Conference) papers (10% acceptance rate); co-author An Introduction to UWB Communication Systems (ISBN# 0131481037); 18 patents (7 US and 11 foreign). U.S. Citizen.

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Experienced CMOS Design Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the semiconductors industry. Power and clocking architecture lead for Optane non-volatile memory. Designed and implemented Intel’s first all-digital PLL, first STT-MRAM read sensor, and other mixed-signal circuits such as PLLs, thermal sensors, and high speed I/O in advanced CMOS processes. Installed, maintained, and supported simulation, synthesis, validation, archival, formal equivalence, and indicator tools. Life cycle support of multiple Intel products from design to validation to customer debug. First author of 15 IEEE conference and journal papers; first author of 10 Intel DTTC (Design, Test, and Technology Conference) papers (10% acceptance rate); co-author An Introduction to UWB Communication Systems (ISBN# 0131481037); 18 patents (7 US and 11 foreign). U.S. Citizen. Intel

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Experienced CMOS Design Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the semiconductors industry. Power and clocking architecture lead for Optane non-volatile memory. Designed and implemented Intel’s first all-digital PLL, first STT-MRAM read sensor, and other mixed-signal circuits such as PLLs, thermal sensors, and high speed I/O in advanced CMOS processes. Installed, maintained, and supported simulation, synthesis, validation, archival, formal equivalence, and indicator tools. Life cycle support of multiple Intel products from design to validation to customer debug. First author of 15 IEEE conference and journal papers; first author of 10 Intel DTTC (Design, Test, and Technology Conference) papers (10% acceptance rate); co-author An Introduction to UWB Communication Systems (ISBN# 0131481037); 18 patents (7 US and 11 foreign). U.S. Citizen.