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Richárd Tóth
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Hungarian
Budapest, Hungary
SUMMARY
FPGA developer engineer. Experience with both Xilinx and Altera platforms in the image
processing field.
Development and testing experience with VHDL/Verilog, Quartus, QSys, ISE, XPS, Modelsim,
ISim.
Experience with Xilinx Spartan-6, Virtex-2/-5/-6, Artix-7. Altera Cyclon-4 and Stratix-5 FPGA
development boards.
DSP development skills, Matlab experience. Simulation and testing background in radar research
and development.
IP core developer. Implementation of all design tasks from development to testing and integration
of IP in complex SoC environments and documentation.
Open-minded, flexible. Energy and ambitions in technical area.
EXPERIENCE
CONTRACT JOBS
October 2016 – Present: : Bitcoinbazis.hu, Budapest, Hungary
Article writer, crypto-currency expert
Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies are my hobbies. I also write articles in this theme
for a Hungarian website. You can read my articles on
http://www.bitcoinbazis.hu/author/richard/
March 2015 – Present: Lombiq Technologies Ltd., Budapest, Hungary
FPGA Developer Engineer
I work for Lombiq from home office. I am responsible for the whole FPGA firmware
development process for a Nexys4 DDR development board.
Project(s): Hastlayer project
The Hastlayer project aims to give a tool to software developers familiar with the .NET
platform to automatically transform performance-critical parts of their programs into
seamlessly usable FPGA-implemented hardware, yielding faster program execution and
lower power consumption.
PERMANENT JOBS
January 2015 – Present: Knorr- Bremse Ltd., Budapest, Hungary
FPGA Developer Engineer, Advanced Engineering Group.
I joined to Knorr- Bremse Ltd. to experience working by a big multi-national company, and to
participate in an exciting ADAS project.
Project(s): ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) project
Commercial vehicle's rear view mirror replacement and various other functions to
visualize on display, with FPGA controlled camera system.
September 2014 – December 2015: BHE Bonn Electronics Ltd., Budapest, Hungary
FPGA Developer Engineer, UAV Group.
I started to work at BHE Bonn in autumn 2014 to design Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA firmware for an
UAV project. The company profile is RF and Microwave systems and solutions.
Project(s): UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) project
Development of an UAV mounted camera system's FPGA side video processing,
forwarding and communication.
Firmware design encryption, documentations, field tests.
April 2012 – September 2014: EUTECUS HU Ltd, Budapest, Hungary
FPGA Developer Engineer, Firmware Group.
I joined EUTECUS in 2012 to design firmware for Altera and Xilinx FPGAs. The company
profile is video analytics. As a member of the Firmware Group, my responsibilities are IP
core development, integration and test.
Project(s): Development for FPGA processors:
Development and testing of GPMC and CSI FGPA side (Altera Cyclon-4 DB)
interfaces for communication with ARM processor controlled development board
(Pandaboard).
Porting firmware SoC design from Altera Cyclon-4 to Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGA.
Porting firmware SoC design from Altera Cyclon-4 to Altera Stratix-5 FPGA.
DDR3 memory controller and parallel flash parameterization and integration.
Integration of IP cores into complex SoC designs.
Development for various hardware platforms (Altera, Xilinx) with various interface
types(Avalon, AXI, PLB, FSL)
Writing C test programs for Microblaze and Nios to test firmware designs.
April 2010 – April 2012: Pro Patria Electronics Ltd., Budapest, Hungary
FPGA and DSP developer engineer, DSP Development Group
After university I joined PPE as a junior developer engineer. The company profile is military
ground surveillance radar development and production. During the first year I was a DSP
developer engineer. I was responsible to maintain the old DSP codes written in assembly, and
also to write new codes in C language for Analog Devices TS201 (TigerSharC) DSP
processors. I also had to write test programs, and to test implemented DSP algorithms in
Matlab. In the second year I was an FPGA developer engineer. I had to make digital designs
for Xilinx Virtex-6 FPGA. I wrote the IP cores in Xilinx ISE using VHDL, and also tested
them in ISim and in ModelSim. I also had to make all the documentations of the
developments and tests I made.
Project(s): Development for DSP and FPGA processors:
Development of radar algorithms for DSP processors like CA-CFAR, CAGO-CFAR,
TM-CFAR in C language, and simulation in Matlab.
Maintenance of assembly codes for DSP processors like FFT.
FPGA-side interface development and test for Cypress USB chip, microwave unit,
antenna rotary unit, and other peripherals.
Other responsibilities:
Writing military standard (AQAP, MIL-STD) technical documentations like hardware
design specifications, test plans, test reports.
Radar field tests.
December 2008 – June 2009: University of Pannonia, Veszprém, Hungary
Assistant lecturer, Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems
During my university studies in my last semester I was an assistant lecturer in Digital Systems
and Computer Architectures subject. My main responsibilities were to supervise and correct
exams.
EDUCATION
2004 – 2009: University of Pannonia, Veszprém, Hungary
Master of Engineering in Information Technology
Thesis work: Implementing a real time motion detection application on FPGA architecture.
1999 – 2004: Jedlik Ányos Secondary School of Informatics, Győr, Hungary
Computer Programmer; Multimedia Developer
AREAS OF EXPERTISE & INTEREST
SoC system design: From top level algorithm design to back end verification.
Most of my experience is based on the design of various Xilinx and Altera FPGA development
boards and Analog Devices DSPs.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Digital Design for Altera FPGA using Quartus, Qsys, Nios EDS and ModelSim Altera
Edition.
Digital Design for Xilinx FPGA with ISE, XPS, Vivado, SDK, ISim, and ModelSim.
Design and Modelling languages: VHDL, Verilog.
Able to use hardware diagnostic equipment (oscilloscope, logical analyser).
Version control systems (CVS, Git).
PERSONAL INTEREST
My hobby is bitcoin and crypto-currencies since 2014. I'm also an article writer in my free time.
I like challenges, learning and improving things. At the same time, I am interested in technology
and the new possibilities it gives to people. I am innovative and open-minded, but also analytical
and hard-worker. I also like to understand the whole picture of a project and the system.
REFERENCES
Available upon request-
Richárd Tóth