Consultant, Kevin Kennedy Associates Inc.
Providing expertise in mixed-signal IC design, computer-aided design, mixed-signal and mixed technology circuits and systems design and testing, model development, modeling tools, software applications, and related expertise to a wide variety of clients.
21st Century Chair, Mixed-Signal IC Design and Computer-Aided Design
Director, National Center for Reliable Electric Power Transmission
Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, Integrated Modeling Environment firm, Portland, OR
Professor, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
Associate Professor, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
Taught circuits and electronics courses in undergraduate curriculum. Developed courses in analog CAD offered at both the upper-level undergraduate and graduate levels. Developed research program in mixed-signal and mixed technology circuits and systems design and test. This included model development and modeling tools.
Principal Engineer, Analogy, Beaverton, OR
Was responsible for evaluating and advising executive management on projects and technology relating to all aspects of Analogy's business including model development, software applications, strategic direction, technical vision and critical market success factors. Leader of new product that resulted from NIST-funded research program.
Principal Investigator, Simulation Productivity R & D, Analogy, Beaverton, OR
Served in technical leadership role of a modeling and simulation tools research program funded by an award from the Advanced Technology Program of NIST ($2 million over 3 years). Responsibilities included software architecture design, software module design, software implementation, documentation, coordination and direction of a group of 10 technical people, and decision-making authority on all technical matters.
Corporate Staff Engineer, Analogy, Beaverton, OR
Served in technical leadership position considered to be company-wide technical resource as opposed to group level. Roles and responsibilities involved design, implementation and support of modeling and simulation software at an architectural level.
Project Leader of Model Development, Analogy, Beaverton, OR
In addition to continued development and support of semiconductor device models offered with the Saber simulator, responsibilities included technical leadership role for all model development within Analogy including models for motors, mechanical, hydraulics, magnetics, mixed signal chips, etc.