Fred D. Holt IV
Address: Arlington, TX (Can relocate around DFW area)
Web: http://drydeniv.com/
Highly motivated engineer with experience in data acquisition, signal processing, modeling and problem solving. Currently seeking a full-time position in the DFW Metroplex or Austin, TX.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
• Recent Ph.D. graduate in Biomedical Engineering with 7 years of practical academic
experience in test design, data acquisition, signal processing, statistical analysis
and modeling of various phenomena.
• Results and application oriented, with excellent problem solving and communication skills.
• Significant coding experience, low-level code, processing algorithms, to intuitive graphical interfaces.
• Field and clinical test experience including: test planning, data acquisition, and
management of experiments to completion, data analysis, reduction and tailoring
results for presentation to specific audiences.
• Extensive experience in physical and biomedical signal processing, critical analysis
and interpretation.
• Familiar with a wide range of acquisition hardware, transducers and signal types.
• Excellent technical writing skills: maintained detailed lab notebook, test reports
and scientific publications.
• Strong collaborative and independent work ethic - self-motivated, upbeat and
friendly demeanor.
• Awarded for being an outstanding instructor and for outstanding published works.
Education And Training
Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering June 2015
The University of Miami Coral Gables, Florida
M.S. in Acoustics December 2010
The Pennsylvania State University State College, Pennsylvania
B.A. in Physics September 2007
Austin College Sherman, Texas
Professional Experience
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT / TEACHING ASSISTANT January 2012 – July 2015
Neuro-sensory Lab, University of Miami Miami, Florida
• Primary role to conduct research regarding electrophysiological assessment of the
human auditory system: optimizing methods to obtain high fidelity responses for
diagnostic analysis.
➢ Designing tests to assess the use of linear systems theory to obtain high quality
responses from the nonlinear and interactive human auditory system.
➢ Applied theoretical and practical applications to systematically evaluate data
acquisition paradigms.
➢ Validation of methods through parallel data analysis and simulation.
➢ Generating and adapting algorithms for system stimulation, data acquisition, analysis
and signal processing for various applications in auditory electrophysiology.
• Developed comprehensive evoked potential processing and analysis software used by
multiple labs.
• Collaborated on projects involving electroencephalography, electrocardiography, and
visual systems.
• Collaborated to develop and build medical device prototypes.
• Collaborated with audiologists to design and construct an auditory localization
assessment facility at the Ear Institute, Jackson Memorial Hospital, including a
fully custom software suite for clinician use.
• Clinical testing experience: regulation and protocol design (IRB certified by U. Miami).
• Generated extensive documentation and presentations for technical and non-technical
audiences.
• Developed and taught undergraduate software courses, electronics labs, and
undergraduate senior projects.
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT / RESEARCH ASSISTANT April 2008 – May 2011
Applied Research lab, The Pennsylvania state university State College, Pennsylvania
• Assisted in design and...
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