gabriel eirea

member technical staff

About

I'm currently working in the semiconductor industry, developing architectures, dynamic models and control loops for power converter applications in mobile devices. For over 10 years I held an academic position as an Electrical Engineering professor at Universidad de la Rep * blica, Uruguay. My research area was control methods applied to power electronics. In the past, I worked in the areas of control, power electronics, digital design, embedded systems, entrepreunership and management of technology.

Country

united states

City

sunnyvale

Industry

semiconductors

Skill

electronics, embedded systems, power electronics, electrical engineering, matlab, python, linux, latex, programming, simulation, automation, modeling, automatic control, simulations

Experience

applications engineer

fairchild semiconductor

2004-1 - 2005-1 · 1 yr 1 mo

Modeling and control of DC/DC converters for computing applications.

engineer

antel

1994-6 - 1999-4 · 4 yrs 11 mos

Planning of the public telephone network in Uruguay.

professor

universidad de la república

2006-12 - 2016-2 · 9 yrs 3 mos

Education and research on electrical engineering, control systems and power electronics.

member technical staff

on semiconductor

2016-9 - Present · 10 yrs 1 mo

Design control loops of dc-dc converters for mobile applications.

member technical staff design engineer

fairchild semiconductor

2015-2 - 2016-4 · 1 yr 3 mos

Design control loops of power converters for mobile devices.

Education

university of california, berkeley

electrical engineering

2001-1 - 2006-1 · 5 yrs 1 mo

Dissertation title: "Estimation and Control Techniques in Power Converters". Advisor: Prof. Seth Sanders. Obtained the Management of Technology Certificate, an interdisciplinary program between the College of Engineering, the Haas School of Business, and the School of Information at UC Berkeley. Activities and Societies: Electrical Engineering Graduate Student Association

northeastern university

electrical engineering

1999-1 - 2001-1 · 2 yrs 1 mo

Thesis title: "Hardware implementation of a sensorless control algorithm for Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors". Advisor: Prof. Aleksandar Stankovic. Activities and Societies: Fulbright Scholarship.