CV - Yannick Uhlmann

education

2018 - present
PhD student at the University of Stuttgart, working under advisor Prof. Dr.-Ing. Scheible at E&D in the Electronic Design Automation research group.
October 2017
Master of Science (M.Sc) in Power and Micro Electronics. Thesis at Robert Bosch Center for Power Electronics (now Electronics & Drives): “Concepts for Visual Input of Expert Knowledge on Procedural IC Sizing”
2015 - 2017
Power and Micro electronics at Reutlingen University.
August 2015
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) in Computer Engineering. Thesis at Eberspächer Electronics: “Implementierung und Aufbau eines Testsystems für CAN und FlexRay Interfaces” (Implementation and Setup of a test system for CAN and FlexRay interfaces)
2010 - 2015
Computer Engineering at University of Applied Sciences Esslingen.

experience

November 2016 - March 2017
Research Assistant at Robert Bosch Center for Power Electronics in the Electronic Design Automation research group.
November 2014 - March 2015
Term Paper Project at University of Applied Sciences Esslingen: “Entwicklung einer C++-App zur Steuering von HomeMatic-Geräten für die Hausautomatisierung” (Implementation of a C++ app to control of HomeMatic devices for home automation)
February - June 2014
Semester abroad at Hanyang University in Seoul, South Korea.
August 2013 - January 2014
Internship at Thyssen-Krupp Elevator Innovations GmbH. CAN bus message dissector for readout of elevator controllers.

publications and awards

November 2024
“A Review of Design Methodologies for Power Electronics and the Bridge to VLSI EDA” at DMC 2024 IEEE
November 2024
“Sensorless Robust Anomaly Detection of Roller Chain Systems based on Motor Driver Data and Deep Weighted KNN” in Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement IEEE
June 2024
“Integrating Multiple Knowledge-based Automation Methodologies into the A/MS IC Design Flow” at SMACD 2024 IEEE
October 2023
“Integration of Spectre into an ML Pipeline for Modeling Analog Circuits” at CadenceLive Europe 2023 - Academic Track.
September 2023
“Differentiable Neural Network Surrogate Models for gm/ID-based Analog IC Sizing Optimization” at MLCAD 2023 IEEE
January 2023
“Procedural- and Reinforcement-Learning-Based Automation Methods for Analog Integrated Circuit Sizing in the Electrical Design Space” in Advanced Design Techniques and EDA Methodologies for Analog, RF and MM-Wave Circuit Design MDPI
November 2022
“Reinforcement Learning Environment for Analog IC Sizing based on Cadence Spectre” at CadenceLive EMEA 2022 - Academic Track.
September 2022
“Deep Reinforcement Learning for Analog Circuit Sizing with an Electrical Design Space and Sparse Rewards” at MLCAD 2022 ACM
July 2021
“Machine Learning Based Procedural Circuit Sizing and DC Operating Point Prediction” at SMACD 2021 IEEE.
July 2019
“A Generic Procedural Generator for Sizing of Analog Integrated Circuits” at PRIME 2019 IEEE DOI.
May 2019
“SPAM – A SKILL Package Management System” at CDNLive EMEA 2019 - Academic Track.
May 2018
“Visual Programming Environment for Cadence SKILL” at CDNLive 2018 - Academic Track.
May 2018
Best Thesis Award from Cadence at CDNLive EMEA 2018.

research interest

Machine Learning, Analog Circuit Design Automation

see also

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