美国Southern Methodist University ECE IC design方向PhD全奖招生

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2014 Fall and 2015 Spring SMU MICS Lab Opening

Multiple Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) at Mixed-signal Integrated Circuit and System (ICS) Lab http://lyle.smu.edu/~gsbyun/

Mulitple full-time graduate research positions (PhD preferred) for National Science Foundation (NSF)/Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) projects open (at least 2-3 GRAs who will get full-support such as full tuition, annual salary and benefit).

If you're interested in our research, please see the key publications of SMU MICS Lab send your elaborated resume (including your TOEFL/GRE scores and BS/MS transcripts) and contact Prof. Byun (gsbyun@gmail.com)

The strongest candidate will have below knowledge.

        Basic Cadence Integrated Circuit (IC) design experience at nanometer process
        Basic Mixed-signal (both Analog and Digital) or RF IC design

Start date will be as earliest as possible (e.g. Earlier Aug. 2014 or 2015 Spring).
Please note that due to the high number of inquiries I may not be able to respond to your email in a timely manner. If a good match is found, I will contact you as soon as possible.

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About SMU: SMU (http://www.smu.edu) is a private university dedicated to academic excellence. Located in Dallas, Texas in the US. The Electrical Engineering Department resides within the Lyle School of Engineering (http://www.lyle.smu.edu) and is located in the Jerry R. Junkins Building, which houses a research laboratory complex with a 2,800 square foot Class 10,000 cleanroom. The department offers B.S., M.S., and Ph. D. degrees in Electrical Engineering.

About Dallas: SMU is located in the Dallas/Forth Worth metroplex, one of the most prolific high-tech industrial centers such as Texas Instrument (TI) and over 200 IT companies in the country. The Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex is a multi-faceted business and engineering community, offering exceptional museums, diverse cultural attractions and a vibrant economy. Dallas’ quality of life is exceptional with a relatively low cost of living, upscale apartments and homes within walking distance of campus, the opportunity to live in the city or out in the country with a relatively short commute, and the availability of both mass transit systems.