My resume
JOSE EDUARDO
(Jose'Eduardo Fornari Novo Junior)
20900 HOMMESTEAD Rd. Apt. E-5 Tel:(408)255-1736
CUPERTINO, CA 95014 FAX:(415)723-8468
OBJECTIVE:
Engineering position in hardware or software related areas in microelectronics
BACKGROUND SUMMARY:
Hardware Development, Sound Transformation, Timbral Operation
Simulation, Bio-engineering (Photopletismography, X-ray exposure),
Semiconductors.
SPECIAL INTERESTS:
* Audio Digital Signal Processing (ADSP) applied in Music.
* Real-time sound manipulation and treatment.
* Neural networks applied in music (Timbral recognition, musical composition aid etc.).
* Virtual reality applied in music performances.
EDUCATION:
Ph.D.,Electronics & Communication (in progress).
MS, Electronics & Communication (1995).
BS, Music (1994).
BS, Electronics Engineering (1990).
THESIS WORK:
Ph.D: "Spectral Operators For Timbral Design"
MS: "Application of DSP 96002 for sound transformation in real-time"
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
Biomedical Engineering:
* Development and implementation of Photopletismograph in measuring blood pressure.
* Development and implementation of sensitive interface for the timing of X-ray exposures.
Sound Engineering:
* Development of sound tracks and Jingles.
* Development of basic musical sampler synthesizer.
* Development of a MIDI microphone based on short-time FFT.
* Teaching Assistant for: MIDI Systems I & II; Keyboard I & II;Studio Practice I & II.
Musical Works:
* Development of Sound Tracks and Jingles.
Compositions:
Piano (some etudes and one sonata);
Duos (pieces for violin & piano, clarinet & piano, cello & piano);
Trios (pieces for bassoon/Clarinet/flute & 3 cellos);
General Formation (pieces for piano solo, jazz trio, electric bands, bass/woods/percussion/dancer, bass qto /piano);
Orchestra(fantasias);
Sound Tracks (for short movies, theater and dance performances).
PUBLICATIONS:
- "Sound Transformation by Timbral Operators", Fornari, J.E., Brazilian
Symposium on Computer Music, 1995.
- "Timbral Recognition through Kohonen Self-organizing Neural Network", Jara, M. and Fornari, J.E., Brazilian Symposium on Computer Music, 1995.
LANGUAGES English, Spanish and Portuguese.