Gregory Sinclair
About Gregory Sinclair
Gregory Sinclair is a Principal Design Engineer at ON Semiconductor, with extensive experience in ASIC design and verification. He has a background in hardware description languages and a personal interest in photography and weather-related activities.
Work at ON Semiconductor
Gregory Sinclair has been employed at ON Semiconductor as a Principal Design Engineer since 2008. In this role, he focuses on the design and verification of integrated circuits. His responsibilities include developing verification environments for automotive and power control devices, specifically concentrating on IP modules such as LIN, I2C, and GPIO. His extensive experience in hardware description languages and EDA tools supports his contributions to the company.
Previous Experience at Fujitsu Network Communications
Prior to his current position, Gregory Sinclair worked at Fujitsu Network Communications as a Senior ASIC Designer from 1993 to 2008. During his 15 years at the company, he contributed to various projects involving application-specific integrated circuits. His role involved collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance design processes and improve product performance.
Background in Engineering
Gregory Sinclair began his engineering career at E-Systems, where he served as a Design Engineer from 1986 to 1993. This seven-year tenure in Greenville, Texas, provided him with foundational skills in design and verification processes. He later transitioned to Fujitsu Network Communications, where he further honed his expertise in ASIC design.
Education and Expertise
Gregory Sinclair studied at Southern Methodist University from 1983 to 1988, earning a degree that laid the groundwork for his engineering career. He is proficient in multiple hardware description languages, including SystemVerilog, UVM, Verilog, and VHDL. Additionally, he has expertise in scripting languages such as Perl, Python, and Bash/C Shell Scripts, as well as XML, PHP, and MySQL.
Personal Interests
Outside of his professional work, Gregory Sinclair has personal interests that include working with Raspberry PIs and engaging in weather-related activities. He also pursues photography, focusing on sports such as lacrosse, football, and soccer, along with capturing images of dance and drill teams.