---------------------------
| Isaac J.H. Leung (P.Eng.) |
 ---------------------------
	1201-1008 Cambie Street, Vancouver, B.C., V6B 6J7
	604-831-1318
	isaacl@ieee.org

----------
Education:
----------
	Engineering Physics, B.A.Sc.
	  University of British Columbia (May 1994)
	Electrical Engineering, M.A.Sc.
	  University of British Columbia (June 1996)

----------------
Work Experience:
----------------
	PMC-Sierra, Inc., Burnaby, B.C. (June 1996 - October 2001)
	  Senior Product Engineer: Brought over 5 devices to production status.
	  Develop and implement test methods.
	  Design and specify test hardware and device test PCB layout.
	  Simulate and analyze I/O pad performance using HSPICE.
	  Ensure design for testability and manufacturability.
	  Characterize all device timing and DC parameters
	   (analog, digital, electrical and optical).
	   Analyze data and compile report with results, recommendations and solutions.
	  Specify qualification testing and write qualification report.
	  Assist in failure analysis of CMOS process related issues
	   (e.g. RAM failure, device yield, etc).
	  Training and mentoring of new employees.
	Flight Research Lab, National Research Council, Ottawa (June-Sept. '94)
	  Research Assistant: Development of new algorithm and programming of new
	  system for weather satellite image segmentation.
	Dr. J.F. Young, Dept. Physics U.B.C. (May-Sept., '93)
	  Research Assistant: I designed and implemented a data acquisition
	  program for an optical autocorrelator for use with femtosecond pulse
	  laser. Build and design custom electronic equipment for associated
	  research.
	Dr. J. Tan, Dept. Health Care & Epidemiology U.B.C. (July '92-Feb. '93)
	  Research Assistant: I designed and implemented a custom program on the
	  Macintosh for use in human-computer interface experiment.
	Dr. F.L. Curzon Dept. Physics U.B.C. (July-Sept. '92)
	  Research Assistant: Design and fabrication of high accuracy, very low
	  frequency waveform generator. (Extended into 4th year project lab).
	IBM Canada Ltd., Vancouver, B.C. (May - Sept. '91)
	  Systems Engineer: Installation & maintenance of computer networks and
	  associated equipment, customer support and training, software
	  development.
	Bayshore Bicycles, Vancouver, B.C. (April- Sept. '90)
	  Mechanic: maintenance, assembly and sales of bicycles and accessories.
	Dr. G. Sinclair, Learning Resources 'EXCITE!' Lab S.F.U. (July-Aug., '89)
	  Software Developer: I developed multi-media educational programs
	  and was responsible for maintenance of existing computers.

-------
Skills:
-------
	Computer
	  Windows3.1-WindowsXP, MacOS, Solaris, HP-UX, OS/2, Linux, MS-DOS
	  C, Rexx, Smalltalk, Fortran, Pascal, Scheme(LISP), BASIC, assembly,
	  some Verilog and VHDL TEX, SPICE, Matlab, Maple, various graphics
	  and office suite software
	Other
	  Emergency First Aid Training
	  Fluent in spoken Cantonese. Basic knowledge of written Chinese & French

-----------------------
Activities & Interests:
-----------------------
	Dragonboat team, Chinese Cultural Center.
	  Most valuable team member (1995, 1996)
	Electrical Engineering Graduate Student Representative (1994-95)
	Engineering Physics Public Relations Officer (1993-94)
	Volunteer for UBC Physics Olympics (1992-1995)

	Sports: cycling, badminton, snowboarding, skiing, rollerblading
	Music: piano (R.C.T. Gr. 8), clarinet, saxophone, trumpet
	Others: cooking, web page design

-----------------------------
Publications & Presentations:
-----------------------------
	"A Simple Adaptive Threshold image Segmentation Algorithm for Weather
	 Satellite Imagery"
	Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society 1995 Conference
	Poster Presentation.

	"Image Processing for Weather Satellite Cloud Segmentation"
	IEEE Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering Paper
	publication and presentation (1995)

-----------------
Academic Courses:
-----------------
	Solid-State Electronics & Photonics     Radiological Physics
	Image & Multisignal Processing          Applied Plasma Physics
	Integrated Circuit Engineering          Applied Optics
	Semiconductor Devices                   Statistical Mechanics
	Applied Partial Differential Equations  Quantum Mechanics
	Advanced Computer Architecture          Applied Nuclear Physics

	Complete transcript available upon request

-----------
References:
-----------
	Available upon request