Caroline is responsible for managing and maintaining an organization's computer systems, servers, and networks to ensure optimal performance, security, and reliability. This role involves installing, configuring, and updating hardware, software, and operating systems, as well as monitoring system performance and troubleshooting issues. The administrator ensures data integrity through backups, implements security measures to protect against cyber threats, and supports end-users with technical assistance. Additionally, they play a key role in system upgrades, network management, and...
Jonathan Candelaria has over 45 years of experience in the electronics industry. Before joining UC Berkeley, where he is currently the Executive Director for the Berkeley Wireless Research Center (BWRC), he was the Executive Director of the SystemX Affiliates program at Stanford University. Before that, he was a Research Program Director at the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and has held various engineering and management positions with Motorola, Inc. and Texas Instruments.
While at Motorola he was awarded the Motorola Patent of the Year for an invention which contributed...
Mikaela provides front office services, facility and administrative support to BWRC faculty, students and staff. She administers the faculty calendars and is responsible for scheduling meetings, seminars and helping coordinate the bi-annual retreats. She also serves as alternate building coordinator.
Manage, plan, and administer administrative operations for the Berkeley Wireless Research Center. Providing membership review and invoicing to BWRC members annually. Establish policies to ensure the overall financial security of the BWRC while maintaining services to 10 faculty and 100+ students. Provide additional support for faculty with sponsor financial reporting requirements. Help facilitate grant awards and gift letters/funding and support Faculty Co-Directors in writing successful proposals.
Research staff engineer developing design flows including Simulink to Silicon (INSECTA), and supporting the new Infrastructure for Synthesis with Integrated Simulation project (ISIS), developing advanced computing systems. These efforts investigate new approaches to using a common hardware description to represent a design for both FPGA and ASIC implementations. Also maintains CAD Tool installations, licenses, design flows, and technology libraries for the BWRC. PIs: John Wawrzynek, Borivoje Nikolic; Primary funding: DOE, DARPA C2S2.
