Nick (Junghum) Park

Electrical Engineering, UBC Vancouver

TECHNICAL SKILLS
Computer Electrical Equipment Business Management Tool
 C  Spectrum Analyzer  Jira
 MATLAB  Signal Generator  Confluence
 Verilog/System Verilog  Oscilloscope  Trello
 Solidworks  Field Programmable Gate Arrays  Mercuiral
 Assembly  Soldering Iron  Git
 Python
 Altium

ACADEMIC & CO-OP STATUS

Academic Program  7of 8 academic terms completed
 Anticipated date of graduation: May, 2019

Co-op Experience  3 co-op terms (12 months) completed

TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE

Tantalus Systems Corp. September, 2017 – September, 2018

Hardware Test Engineer
 Employed as a main co-op engineer of an R&D project for a smart grid company, Tantalus Systems Corp.
 Primarily developed firmware to control cutting edge radio technology.
 Other tasks included hardware/software testing, simulation development/testing, data processing, algorithm
development, documentation, and training.
 First-hand experience in RF/Digital signal processing, FCC compliance testing, and encryption.
 Originally contracted to work 8 months, it was later extended to 12 months.
 Worked in a Linux based environment, and experienced with revision control, workflow management, and agile
software development methodology.

TECHNICAL PROJECTS

Emergency Location Sensor September 2018 – Ongoing

 Working on a Capstone project with the client, Agility Technology Corps., to build a proof-of-concept emergency
location sensor.
 Tasked with programming in C, hardware verification, and quality assurance.
 Assumed the role of lead communicator in the team of five.

Haptic Interface January – April 2017

 Completed a group project to build a 2 DoF Haptic Interface, capable of simulating virtual object and prescribed
movements.
 Assumed leadership by setting/enforcing deadlines and managing work distribution.
 Contributed in programming, building digital and power circuits, PCB design, 3D printed parts design, and modelling
the system on Simulink.
 Achieved a final demonstration grade of A-.

Simple Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) Machine October, 2015

 Built a Turing complete Simple RISC Machine over a course of month.
 Utilized Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) and Verilog to implement CPU, including RAM, instruction
decoder, and finite state-machines.
 Microcontroller January – February, 2016
 Used AT89LP52 integrated chip and assembly to build a microcontroller with LCD display.
 Implemented a temperature sensor, and an alarm clock with the microcontroller.
 Upgraded the AT89LP52 chip to F38X Microcontroller System, which was used to build a capacitance meter, a
phasor voltmeter, and a motor controller.

NON-TECHNICAL WORK EXPERIENCE

Sunset Ranch Golf & Country Club May, 2015 – August, 2016
Ground Crew
 Worked during the summer as a part of 10+ member team.
 Tasked with golf course maintenance and removing safety hazards.
 Demonstrated punctuality
 Developed strong communication skills while learning to operate potentially hazardous machineries.

VOLUNTEER WORK EXPERIENCE

Kelowna General Hospital Foundation July, 2012 – August, 2014

Barista/Cashier
 Served over 100 hours as a volunteer at the KGH Foundation’s coffee shop, the Perking Lot.
 Provided friendly customer service and handled complaints at a busy hospital coffee shop with a professional
attitude.
 Followed strict sanitary procedure with the dedication of providing the best quality products to customers.
 Advanced teamwork and communication skills during the rush hours as a part of three member team.

EDUCATION

University of British Columbia, Vancouver September, 2014 – Ongoing

Bachelor of Applied Science – Electrical Engineering

AWARDS

Chancellor’s Scholar Award (High School GPA) 2014

Vancouver Korean Canadian Scholarship Foundation(VKCSF) Scholarship 2014
(High School GPA and Community Contribution)
District Scholarship Award (High School GPA) 2014

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

APEGBC Student Member