About me
Hi — I’m Amirhossein Davoody. I live in Portland and work at Intel on statistical methods for circuit modeling.
I’ve spent most of my career bouncing between physics, software, and (more recently) machine learning. I started in a cleanroom at the University of Tehran, did a long stretch at UW–Madison studying quantum transport and nanostructures, and have since worked on everything from transistor reliability models to large-scale production code.
Where I’ve worked
Intel — I’m here now, working on circuit modeling. I was also here earlier (2018–2020) doing reliability modeling and building data-analysis tools for logic circuits.
Google — Software engineer, 2020–2023.
UW–Madison — This is where I did my PhD, a postdoc, and built AtomTouch, a molecular-dynamics app for phones and tablets. Research topics included exciton transfer in carbon nanotubes, thermoelectric nanowires, and quantum state evolution.
University of Tehran — Undergrad research: cleanroom work, sputtering, and amorphous-silicon transistors.
School
PhD and two master’s degrees from UW–Madison (ECE and physics). BS in electrical engineering from the University of Tehran.
This site
Mostly my own notes — circuit simulation, matrix stamping, spacetime geometry, things I look up or work through. Messy notebook energy, not a finished book.