Piyush Likhar

• Employee is Hardware Design Engineer. Familiar with process of hardware design and development.
• Employee is valued by his managers for his open and proactive attitude for his technical insight and eye for detail with which he fulfils his role. His team members appreciate his contribution in technical assistance and pleasant collaboration.
• Employee is working as Senior Analyst with Capgemini since three years and has good working experience with Embedded Hardware Designing and System Designing.
• Employee has background in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering where he understands process related to various hardware design and development activities such as understanding basic electronic components, Schematic design and BOM(Bill of Materials), various parameters regarding PCBA manufacturing, etc.
• Employee has worked on AVR and ARM Microcontrollers and also worked on GCC compilers and tools like Keil, Multisim, and STM32 Workbench and understand protocols like SPI, UART, I2C, etc.
• He has handled instruments like Digital Storage Oscilloscope, DMM.
• Employee has worked on UDI (Unique Device Identification) activity which contains database of Medical equipment with unique model number maintained by client.
• Employee also worked on DCAF (Design Change Analysis Form) activity.
• Employee worked on finding alternate parts for electronic components which are EOL (End of Life) by observing technical specs of each electronic components and its impact on complete design.

Experience

Start Date: 15-08-2019

End Date: 14-09-2019

Client: Boston Scientific, Ireland

Role: POC on Controller functionality verification

Environment: Hardware Design and Development

Activities:

• Employee had have to design PCB prototype for FRDM-KL25Z controller and checking controller functionality using software code.
• In this project employee had contributed in designing PCB prototype such as fixing test jack and created schematic for prototype on Altium designer tool.

Start Date: 15-09-2019

End Date: Present

Client: Boston Scientific, USA

Role: Sustaining Engineering Support

Environment: Hardware Design and Development

Activities: Sustaining Various Medical Treatment Devices

• Job includes sustaining different medical devices by observing electronic parts on system with circuit simulation tools like LTSpice and replacing it with new parts which have better specification.
• Responsibility includes finding ROHS3 compliance for various electronic components to align with currently active ROHS3 directive suggested by EU.
• Employee has to compare BOM, Gerber files and other documents related to PCBA manufacturing for APAMA project
• Employee has worked on DCAF activities for various projects which includes documenting effect of changing design or electronic parts on complete PCBA design attaching proper rationale to support changes.
• Employee has to work on finding alternate parts for different electronic components which are EOL (End of Life) in PCBA, and to make sure there will be no impact on existing functionality on PCBA.
• Employee has to work on UDI (Unique Device Identification) activity which includes managing database of various medical equipment by entering correct information in database handled by client.

Feedback from manager: He is quick learner and good team player.