Patric Lockhart
 12407 N. 50th St. #723
Tampa, Fl. 33617
Home Phone: (813) 983-0541
Work Phone: (813) 974-2858
Cell Phone: (813) 817-7001
E-mail: patric@nanopit.com
http://www.nanopit.com



About Me
Easy-going with a sense of humor
Quick, witty, and out-going: adapting well to new situations
An out-of-the-box thinker and a quick learner
Gets along well with others: plays nice in the sandbox
Works well in high-pressure situations
Experienced speaking in front of audiences
Willing to relocate



Computer and Technical Experience
  • Experienced with computer hardware upgrading and maintenance
  • Proficient in designing and publishing web pages in HTML with or without web design software
  • Familiar with source code programming
  • Adept at solving logic issues
  • Experienced with:
    • HTMLFTP clientsWordPowerPoint
    Windows 9X/XPPSPICE 7.0ExcelFORTRAN
    ADSOscilloscopesVNAsMathCAD
    Spectrum AnalyzersC programming



Education

University of South Florida
  • Fall 1995 - present
  • Graduated with a B.S.E.E. on August 11, 2001.
  • Specialization in wireless/RF communication hardware.
  • Cumulative Undergraduate GPA is 3.08
  • Planning to achieve a M.S.E.E. in Spring 2002.
  • Cumulative Graduate GPA is 3.5

Major-Related Courses/Experience
  • Undergraduate Electrical Engineering technical electives include:
    • Electronics 2Communications Electronics
    RF/MW Circuits 1RF/MW Circuits 2
  • Graduate courses include:
    • MMIC DesignComplex Analysis 4
    Electromagnetic Field TheoryAntenna Theory
    Digital CMOS/VLSI DesignPartial Differential Equations
    Advanced Electromagnetic Field TheoryC and Unix Programming
  • Courses I am taking for Fall 2002 are:
    • Quantum Mechanics 1Solid State Physics 2
  • Earned an "A" in a public speaking class, a technical writing course, and a web page design and management class
  • Scored third in my undergraduate graduating class of the USF EE dept. on the senior exit exam in Fall 2000.
  • Senior design project: 915 MHz upconverter as part of the Wireless Sensors System Design course, supervised by Dr. Tom Weller.
  • Currently working on customizing ohmic/schottkey barrier contact metalization on n-type and p-type SiC wafers for the process at USF as my Master’s Thesis under the direction of Dr. Steven Saddow.



Job Experience

WAMI TA for the Engineering Dept. at the University of South Florida
    employed since August 2000, I am currently the senior WAMI TA.
    My responsibilities include:
    • Lab maintenance and upkeep
    • Supervision and teaching of lab students
    • Occasional lab presentations during labs, tours, and USF’s Engineering Expo
    • Fair assessment of students’ learning through grades
    • Knowledge of proper use of lab equipment
    • Enforcement of lab rules
    • Administering individual quizzes, and proctoring the final exam
Marshall Center Games Room Attendant and Supervisor at the University of South Florida
    An employee since March 1997, became assistant supervisor in January 2000, and supervisor in May 2000. This job is mainly a way to learn some managerial skills and get some extra cash while in college. I left this job to pursue a job as a WAMI TA during August 2000.
    Responsibilities included:
    • hiring/firing and training
    • employee shift scheduling
    • employee relations
    • running/scheduling tournaments
    • sales
    • direct supervision of inventory and customer affairs
    • supervision of 6-9 employees
Marshall Center Building Manager at the University of South Florida
    Worked from January to December 1999. Responsibilities included:
    • opening/closing the building (I had a building key)
    • ensuring customer satisfaction
    • money handling and transportation
    • rule enforcement



References are available upon request.
Email: Patric@nanopit.com
http://www.nanopit.com


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