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Analog & Mixed-Signal IC Designer
Low-Power VLSI Innovator
Researcher
📍 Charlottesville, VA | ✉️ Email Me | 🔗 LinkedIn | 📖 Google Scholar | Contact
⬇️⬇️⬇️ MY DREAM ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Hi, I’m Fahim, a dedicated Analog & Mixed-Signal IC Designer and Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Virginia. My passion lies in low-power VLSI design, AI-driven hardware accelerators, neuromorphic computing, and hardware security 📚. I thrive on solving complex engineering challenges at the intersection of analog, digital, and mixed-signal circuit design, optimizing performance, and pushing the frontiers of energy-efficient electronics.
I specialize in crafting high-efficiency, scalable, and robust circuit architectures that drive innovations in next-generation computing systems. My research revolves around the seamless integration of analog and digital processing elements, enabling highly efficient data conversion, signal processing, and AI-based computing. From ultra-low-power SoCs to high-precision data converters, my work aims to redefine the landscape of power-aware and intelligent electronics.
With extensive hands-on experience in custom silicon design, I have successfully taped out multiple chips across a diverse range of advanced technology nodes, including 22nm, 28nm, 45nm, 65nm, and 16nm. My expertise spans the entire VLSI design flow, from circuit conception and simulation to layout, verification, and final silicon implementation.
🔹Power-Efficient SoCs – Architecting custom system-on-chips (SoCs) optimized for low power and high-speed processing.
🔹Clock Generators & Timing Circuits – Developing precision clocking solutions, including oscillators, PLLs, and Multiplying delay-locked loops (MDLL).
🔹Custom Circuit Architectures – Innovating specialized circuit blocks, such as low-dropout regulators (LDOs), voltage references, amplifiers, and mixed-signal interfaces, Analog-to-Digital Converters ADC).
Whether it's developing ultra-low-power architectures, optimizing signal integrity, or enabling AI-driven computing hardware, I am passionate about bringing circuits to life—transforming innovative ideas into real-world silicon solutions. Let’s push the boundaries of next-generation electronics together! 🚀
💡 Graduate Research Assistant @ UVA [August 2023 – May 2025]
💡 Analog Design Engineer @ Synapse Design Inc. [September 2022 - June 2023]
💡 Design Engineer @ Neural Semiconductor Ltd. [August 2021 – September 2022]
🏛️ University of Virginia, USA
M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Aug 2023 – May 2025)
🏫 Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST), Bangladesh
B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (July 2016 – July 2021)
Low-Power VLSI Design, Analog and Mixed-Signal Circuit Design, Neuromorphic Computing, Hardware Security, Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Architectures, FPGA and ASIC Design, Reconfigurable Computing, VLSI for Machine Learning and AI
⬇️⬇️Here is a short summary of my Graduate and Undergraduate research works.⬇️⬇️
✔ IEEE ISSCC 2024 – 2D Network-on-Textiles for Wearable Computing
✔ IEEE ISCAS 2025 – On-the-Fly I2C-to-SPI Converter for E-Textile Applications
✔ PIER C 2023 – High-Gain Microstrip Patch Antennas for 6G
✔ IEEE GECOST 2021 – 2 papers in Antenna Design for 6G Autonomous Vehicles
Judge: Mindspark’23
Runners up: Circuit Maestro'21
Champion: Inter-University Science Fest,20
Runners up: IT fest,20, Cybernauts,19, Techfiesta’19
2nd runners up: Technomania’18
Semifinalist: GPH ISHPAT presented ESHO ROBOT BANAI’19
Association of Bangladeshi Students @University of Virginia
General Secretary August 2024 - Present
Organizer at Freshers reception Fall’24, BD Fest Fall’24, International Mother Language Day’25
(Event planning, Funding management & and Segment Coordination with participation of 200+ people)
Aust Innovation and Design Club
Joint Secretary May 2020 - July 2021
Organizer at ‘Mindspark'20’
(Event planning, Funding management & and Segment Coordination with participation of 1000+ people)
Instructor: " Workshop on PCB design"
I’m always open to exciting research collaborations, chip design projects, or AI hardware discussions. Whether you’re working on innovative low-power circuits, emerging computing architectures, or custom VLSI implementations, let’s connect!