Relevant courses: Advanced VLSI Design, ASIC Design, Analog IC Design, Hardware Modeling using HDL
Justin Alejandro
Dallas, TX
About
I'm an Electrical Engineer pursuing my MSEE at the University of Texas at Dallas (GPA 3.9, expected Dec 2026), with a focus on VLSI and ASIC design. My work spans the full chip design flow — RTL coding, synthesis, place-and-route, static timing analysis, and physical verification.
Outside of coursework, I've contributed to NIH-funded geolocation research, co-authored a patent on a novel navigation algorithm, and interned at Texas Instruments working on safety-critical automotive firmware.
Education
Experience
- Applications Specific Microcontroller (ASM) group focused on automotive applications.
- Leveraged AI to develop safety-critical firmware for the C2000 MCU to improve customer development workflows.
- Developed RF propagation maps for geolocation solutions by processing TDoA and RSS data.
- Collaborated with an international team and the National Institute of Health (NIH) on a geolocation study in Uganda.
- Led design of a novel geolocation algorithm using a modified Dijkstra's approach — resulted in a patented invention.
- Designed and prototyped an automated air ventilation system using I²C and UART for sensor integration and motor control.
- Researched and tested application use-cases for semiconductor products, documenting performance and feasibility.
Technical Skills
HDL & Programming
ASIC / RTL-to-GDSII
EDA & Simulation
Publications & Patents
Developed a novel geolocation algorithm modifying Dijkstra's algorithm to generate isochrones for improved positioning in GPS-denied environments.
Get in touch
Feel free to reach out at justin.alejandro.2000@gmail.com.