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AMY CHU

School Address:
320 Memorial Dr.
Cambridge, MA 02139
Tel: (617) 225-8630
E-mail: amyc@mit.edu Home Address:
19101 Allendale Ave.
Saratoga, CA 95070
Tel: (408) 867-3943
amskoala@hotmail.com

Objective: An engineering job using and enhancing my skills in the Unix or Windows environments.

Education: Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Cambridge, MA
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, B.S. expected June 2002.

Courses include: Differential Equations, Electromagnetism and Electrostatics, Multivariable Calculus, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs

Fall courses: Circuits and Electronics, Artificial Intelligence, Macroeconomics
Saratoga High School; Saratoga, CA
Salutatorian of Class of 1998
Weighted GPA: 4.52

Skills: Computer Languages: Pascal, Scheme
Some experience in HTML, Visual C++, Verilog, VHDL

Computer environments: Macintosh, MS Windows (3.1, 95, 98, NT 4.0)

IBM PC tools: MS Visual C++ 6.0, MS Visual SourceSafe, MS Word, Paint Shop Pro 5.0, Turbo Pascal

Macintosh tools: Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word, PageMaker 6.2

EDA Tools: Electric Editor (schematic capture), Mentor Graphics ModelSim EE

Foreign languages: Mandarin Chinese, French

Experience: Prosys Technology, Inc.; San Jose, CA
May 1999 - August 1999
Summer Intern
Designed and converted macro libraries to Verilog and VHDL.
Responsible for coding a SDF (Standard Delay Format) writer using Visual C++.
Verified macro models using test vectors and HDL simulation.
Responsible for the coding of a Verilog language writer for the Electric Editor schematic capture tool.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Cambridge, MA
Laboratory for Computer Science
January 1999, IAP
Trainee for the Pre-UROP (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program) Mentor Program
Participated in the study of ICU alarm systems in the Boston Children's Hospital.

Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.; San Jose, CA
Global Software Technology Division
June 1998 - August 1998
Summer Intern
Responsible for Q & A work in telecommunication alarm systems.

Saratoga High School; Saratoga, CA
Falcon newspaper
September 1994 - June 1998
Lifestyles Editor, Business Manager, Reporter, Layout Artist
Organized and edited the lifestyles section of the student newspaper.
Organized and managed the advertising staff with various duties.
Designed and completed pages for the news and feature sections.

Saratoga High School; Saratoga, CA
August 1997 - June 1998
Academic Mentor
Mentored high school sophomores in all subjects and test preparation.

Honors/Awards: National Merit Scholar Finalist,
Bank of America Plaque Achievement Award for Liberal Arts,
Society of Women Engineers Annual Scholarship Award,
Society of Women Engineers Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics,
Sammy Ting Most Outstanding Student in Science Scholarship,
Tandy Technology Scholar Award,
Nomination for the 1998 All-USA Academic Team,
Chinese Institute of Engineers/USA Student Scholarship,
Advanced Placement Scholar With Honors,
American Mathematics Competitions Award of Distinction

Background: Interests include film, glass blowing, literature, photography, pottery, singing, tennis

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Last modified: Sun, June 27, 1999

Objective:	An engineering job using and enhancing my skills in the Unix or Windows environments.
Education:	Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Cambridge, MA Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, B.S. expected June 2002. Courses include: Differential Equations, Electromagnetism and Electrostatics, Multivariable Calculus, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs Fall courses: Circuits and Electronics, Artificial Intelligence, Macroeconomics Saratoga High School; Saratoga, CA Salutatorian of Class of 1998 Weighted GPA: 4.52
Skills:	Computer Languages: Pascal, Scheme Some experience in HTML, Visual C++, Verilog, VHDL Computer environments: Macintosh, MS Windows (3.1, 95, 98, NT 4.0) IBM PC tools: MS Visual C++ 6.0, MS Visual SourceSafe, MS Word, Paint Shop Pro 5.0, Turbo Pascal Macintosh tools: Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word, PageMaker 6.2 EDA Tools: Electric Editor (schematic capture), Mentor Graphics ModelSim EE Foreign languages: Mandarin Chinese, French
Experience:	Prosys Technology, Inc.; San Jose, CA May 1999 - August 1999 Summer Intern Designed and converted macro libraries to Verilog and VHDL. Responsible for coding a SDF (Standard Delay Format) writer using Visual C++. Verified macro models using test vectors and HDL simulation. Responsible for the coding of a Verilog language writer for the Electric Editor schematic capture tool. Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Cambridge, MA Laboratory for Computer Science January 1999, IAP Trainee for the Pre-UROP (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program) Mentor Program Participated in the study of ICU alarm systems in the Boston Children's Hospital. Fujitsu Network Communications, Inc.; San Jose, CA Global Software Technology Division June 1998 - August 1998 Summer Intern Responsible for Q & A work in telecommunication alarm systems. Saratoga High School; Saratoga, CA Falcon newspaper September 1994 - June 1998 Lifestyles Editor, Business Manager, Reporter, Layout Artist Organized and edited the lifestyles section of the student newspaper. Organized and managed the advertising staff with various duties. Designed and completed pages for the news and feature sections. Saratoga High School; Saratoga, CA August 1997 - June 1998 Academic Mentor Mentored high school sophomores in all subjects and test preparation.
Honors/Awards:	National Merit Scholar Finalist, Bank of America Plaque Achievement Award for Liberal Arts, Society of Women Engineers Annual Scholarship Award, Society of Women Engineers Award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics, Sammy Ting Most Outstanding Student in Science Scholarship, Tandy Technology Scholar Award, Nomination for the 1998 All-USA Academic Team, Chinese Institute of Engineers/USA Student Scholarship, Advanced Placement Scholar With Honors, American Mathematics Competitions Award of Distinction
Background:	Interests include film, glass blowing, literature, photography, pottery, singing, tennis