Ken Martin has over 25 years of IC design experience. His expertise lies in high-speed analog and digital integrated circuits for data communication applications. Prior to founding Snowbush, he was the Stanley Ho Professor of microelectronics at the University of Toronto. Together with David Johns, he wrote Analog Integrated Circuit Design, a textbook for graduate engineers that is now used at over 50 North American universities and numerous companies. He has also published Digital Integrated Circuit Design, as well as over 100 papers, and is an inventor or co-inventor on numerous patents. Prior to founding Snowbush, Ken acted as a consultant for many industry-leading microelectronics companies, including Xerox, Hughes Aircraft, Intel, Brooktree, Pairgain, Fairchild, and Level One.
martin@snowbush.com
