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Eric Ryan Donnelly
2818 SW 2nd Avenue | Gainesville, Florida 32607
| (352) 335-1951 |
eric|at|ericdonnelly.com
Objective
To obtain a position in a team-oriented environment, where I can apply my
competitive skills and academic proficiency to aid in research and development
of cutting-edge products and technology.
Education
University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
- Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, 2003, GPA: 3.87
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, 2002, GPA: 3.61
Advanced Engineering Courses
- Digital Signal Processing
- Foundations of Digital Signal Processing
- Digital Filtering
- Computer Networks
- High-Performance Computer Networks
- Computer Communications
- Noise in Linear Systems
- Statistical Decision Theory
- Queueing Theory and Data Communications
- VLSI
- VLSI Circuits and Technology
- Advanced VLSI Design
- Integrated Circuit Test
- Intelligent and Information Systems
- Intelligent Machines Design Lab
Projects/Research
- IEEE 802.11 MAC Layer simulation and performance analysis
- Hypertransport vs. PCI: modeling and simulation of protocols
- VLSI: Eight-tap moving average filter design, with added testability
- Built an autonomous vacuum-cleaning robot that recharges when low
on charge
- Wireless Transmission of Digital Audio using MP3 compression
Skills
Matlab, Mathcad, C, C++, Java, Motorola 68HC11, Atmel AVR, MAX+Plus II,
PSpice, MLDesigner, Cadence, Linux OS (Gentoo)
Honors
Academic
- Member, Golden Key National Honor Society (1999-present)
- Kynes Scholarship recipient, recognized as Kynes Scholar (2002, 2003)
- NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient (2002)
- All-Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll (1999-2002)
- Honors student, College of Engineering (1999-2002)
- GTE Academic All-American nominee (2000)
Athletic
- Fifth, sixth, and eighth place finishes, US Olympic Trials (2004)
- One silver, one bronze medal, Pan-American Games (2003)
- Co-Captain of the University of Florida Swimming and Diving Team (2000-2002)
- Captain of Fourth-Place NCAA Championships Team (2002)
- Member of the USA Pan-Pacific Championships Team (2002)
- Bronze medal, Short-Course World Championships (2002)
- Two-time Southeastern Conference Champion (2000, 2002)
- Scholarship athlete, University of Florida Swimming and Diving Team
(1998-2002)
- Nine-time All-American Honors at the NCAA Championships (1998-2002)
- One silver, two bronze medals, Goodwill Games (2001)
- Two-time runner-up, US Nationals (1999, 2001)
- Sixth and seventh place finishes, US Olympic Trials (2000)
- Fifth place, NCAA Championship (2000)
- Silver medal, Pan-American Games (1999)
Employment
Department of Civil and Coastal Engineering, Gainesville,
Florida (2003-2004)
Complete design of electronic interface on University of Florida Teaching
Clock Tower. Interfaces with four clock dials and automatically synchronizes
with WWVB atomic time radio signal. Used Atmel AVR microcontroller with
programming done in C. Ordered and assembled all necessary parts.
Volunteer Service
- University of Florida Goodwill Gators (1998-2002)
- Spoke to youth about experiences as a student, athlete, and representing
the USA (2002)
- Volunteer, East Gainesville Heritage Festival (2000)
- Visited Nursing Homes with the UF swim team (1999, 2000)
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