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Muhammad Hassan Akram

NUST · 2026

Academic

Program
Electrical Engineering
CGPA
2.95
Year
2026
Education
SEECS
Address
SD-320 ASKARI 5 MALIR CANTT , Karachi , Pakistan
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Career

Current role
Target role
Skills
Embedded C, Digital Logic Design, RISC V, Computer Architecture, C, C++, Python, Verilog/SystemVerilog, Assembly, Vivado, Quartus Prime, STM32CubeIDE, MATLAB, VS Code, Atmel Studio, RISC-V ISA, pipelined processor design, memory hierarchy/interfacing, gem5 simulator, UVM

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Muhammad Hassan Akram
Cell: 923363232724 |  Email: hassanakramk140@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hassan-akram-681b0931a?
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Address: SD-320 ASKARI 5 MALIR CANTT , Karachi , Pakistan
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Final-year Electrical Engineering student with a strong focus on computer architecture, parallel systems, and performance analysis.
Experienced in designing and evaluating SMP-based architectures, cache hierarchies, and memory systems through an in-depth
Final Year Project using architectural simulators and quantitative performance metrics. Solid foundation in processor design concepts, caching, coherence protocols, and system-level analysis, with hands-on experience translating theoretical concepts into practical
simulations and evaluations. Detail-oriented, analytical, and motivated to begin a professional career in hardware systems, computer
architecture, or performance-focused engineering roles.
EDUCATION
Electrical Engineering
SEECS , ISLAMABAD , 2.95 (2026)
INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE
Nust Chip Design Center (NCDC)
10-Jun-2025 - 29-Aug-2025
Embedded C, Digital Logic Design , RISC V and Computer Architecture
FINAL YEAR PROJECT
Design of a RISC V Based Symmetric Multi Processor
The project involves design, implementation and verification of a RISC-V based Symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) architecture. As
processor’s frequency can’t be scaled beyond a certain limit without compromising on power consumption, multiprocessors is a
promising solution for improving performance without compromising power consumption. Objectives: • Design a RISC-V based SMP
architecture and simulating it in gem5 simulator for performance analysis • Implement the design in RTL and perform design verification in UVM • Physical design of the SMP architecture (RTL to GDS-II) Scope: This project involves design space exploration
of shared memory architectures. It also encompasses the development of a shared memory architecture that can be scaled up to
eight cores without compromising on memory access bandwidth. A prototype of the project will be developed at RTL level and will
be verified in UVM.
TECHNICAL EXPERTISE
Programming
Proficient in C, C++, Python, Verilog/SystemVerilog, Assembly, and RISC-V Assembly
Tools & Platforms
Experienced with Vivado, Quartus Prime, STM32CubeIDE, MATLAB, VS Code, and Atmel Studio
Computer Architecture
Solid understanding of RISC-V ISA, pipelined processor design, and memory hierarchy/interfacing

AI enrichment

Muhammad Hassan Akram is a final-year Electrical Engineering student specializing in computer architecture, parallel systems, and hardware design. He has practical experience with RISC-V architecture, SMP design, and verification using tools like gem5, UVM, and Vivado.
Skills (AI)
["Computer Architecture", "RISC-V", "Verilog", "SystemVerilog", "UVM", "C", "C++", "Python", "Gem5", "Vivado", "Digital Logic Design", "Embedded C"]
Status: ai_done
Provenance
Source file: SEECS - Electrical Engineering-2026.pdf
From job #259 page 143
Created: 1778168427