Dmitrii Semenov
About Dmitrii Semenov
Dmitrii Semenov is an Analog Design Engineer Intern at onsemi, where he has worked since 2023. He previously held the position of Layout Mask Designer Intern at onsemi and has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication Technologies from Brno University of Technology.
Work at Onsemi
Dmitrii Semenov currently holds the position of Analog Design Engineer Intern at onsemi, where he has been employed since 2023. Prior to this role, he worked as a Layout Mask Designer Intern at onsemi for six months in 2022. During his time at onsemi, he completed a summer analog design internship, where he developed transistor-level analog designs of IC cells in BCD 65nm technology for automotive applications. He also engaged in mix-mode simulation and collaborated with various teams to enhance design methodologies.
Education and Expertise
Dmitrii Semenov is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication Technologies at Brno University of Technology, with an expected graduation in 2024. His academic focus includes analog electronics design, where he has gained expertise in designing comparators, IO interfaces, voltage references, and other critical components. He has also developed custom functions using Cadence SKILL programming language, showcasing his proficiency in industry-standard design tools.
Background
Before joining onsemi, Dmitrii Semenov worked as an Undergraduate Researcher at The University of Alabama for one month in 2023. His research involved designing various electronic components and ensuring they met necessary documentation and specifications. This experience contributed to his foundational knowledge in analog electronics and furthered his interest in the field.
Achievements
During his summer analog design internship at onsemi in 2022, Dmitrii Semenov was awarded for the best project, highlighting his capability in analog design. His work involved developing custom procedures and performing simulations, which demonstrated his technical skills and commitment to quality in design. His contributions to scientific projects in analog electronics and bioelectronics further emphasize his dedication to advancing in the field.