Hi there!
I’m Jasmine, a hardware enjoyer in the Bay Area! I am currently an ASIC engineer for tools and methodology development on the DFX Engineering team at NVIDIA.
I’ve completed my B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at UC Berkeley. While there, I taught CS 61C for 4 semesters, then taught the Tapeout IC Design Project: Intel 16nm SoC for IoT course in Spring 2025. I had also worked extensively to develop streamlined SoC bringup testing flows for the 2024 Berkeley class chips (MELLIS and COSMIC) and created an SoC floorplanning utility for the Hammer VLSI framework.
Outside of work, I can be found frequently playing Stardew Valley or roaming around exploring new things. :D
This site is still very much a work-in-progress and only really contains professional experience stuff, but I do plan to have more fun things on here soon!
Recent Blurbs
[2025-06-21] Berkeley graduation update!
A brief reflection on my academic journey at UC Berkeley.
Experience
Industry
NVIDIA
Santa Clara, CA
ASIC Engineer; Tools and Methodology Development
Jun. 2025
Paylocity
Schaumburg, IL
Software Engineering Intern
May 2023 — Aug. 2023
- Implemented a notification to promptly alert both employees and supervisors about missed clock out events for hourly employees’ time card submissions.
Exquadrum, Inc.
Victorville, CA
Part-Time Software Engineer
Jan. 2020 — Jan. 2023
- Collaborated with a team to create and deploy an internal Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system using Django with contract management, procurement, and inventory tracking capabilities compliant with AS9100 standards.
Teaching
EE 194 IC Design Project (Tapeout) @ UC Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
Undergraduate Student Instructor
Jan. 2025 — May 2025
- Infrastructure management and development, project facilitation, and mentorship for students designing two RISC-V SoCs using Intel's 16nm process: one ML-accelerated chip (BearlyML'25) and one audio processing DSP-focused chip (DSP'25).
CS 61C @ UC Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
Undergraduate Student Instructor
Jan. 2024 — Dec. 2024
- Presented conceptual mini-lectures and supported students in laboratory sections, held office hours, developed homework assignments, and proctored exams for a class of 600+ students.
- Held office hours, developed course notes, and proctored exams for a class of 800+ students.
- Assisted students with weekly lab assignments during lab sessions.
Education
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA
Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (EECS), B.S.
Aug. 2021 — May 2025
- See Coursework.