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Ciena Corporation, Ottawa, Canada Email: wing-chau.ng.1@ulaval.ca |
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Education Part-time student, Carleton University Ph.D., Universite Laval, Quebec City,
Canada, 2010~2015 Novel Power Efficient
DSP Architecture Master of Applied Science, University of Toronto, 2008~2010 - Research-based Thesis:
All-optical wavelength conversion in Aluminum Gallium Arsenide waveguides at
telecommunications wavelengths (Advisors: Li Qian, Stewart Aitchison) Bachelor of Engineering, the Chinese University of Hong Kong,
2003~2008 |
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Industrial Work Experience System Engineer at Ciena,
Ottawa, Canada, February
2015~present -Black-box
(data-driven) predictive modelling Working student in Siemens AG, Germany (Bernd Kretzschmar’s
group): Testing the new version of the Siemens PCS7, December 2006~ August 2007 |
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SKILLS Programming Languages Matlab
(for my current job; object oriented programming), C++, Python, R, SAS, Linux Data Science / Statistical Analysis (2015~present) ·
Basic data mining techniques: data visualization,
dimensionality reduction, data reduction, unsupervised/supervised learning (Apriori algorithm, k-means clustering, k-nearest
neighbours algorithm, neural networks, logistic regression, LDA, QDA etc.); ·
Implementation of deep neural networks (backpropagation
algorithm); ·
Face recognition using principle component
analysis and independent component analysis; ·
Sufficient foundation in statistics (from my Masters degree) ·
Currently participating in IBM Xprize, with a civil-engineering team called Sensequake situated in Montreal, Canada, responsible for
processing large amount of measurement captured from sensors from various
buildings in downtown Montreal, in an attempt to automate analysis and
evaluation of the structural safety of buildings using artificial
intelligence (AI) technology. Digital Signal Processing and Modeling (2010~present): ·
Kalman filter, which made up one of the chapters in my PhD thesis; ·
5-year experience in implementing coherent
detection system: capturing data from sampling scope, timing phase estimation
(both time domain and frequency domain), frequency domain re-sampling,
equalization of channel impairment such as MMSE-based pre-compensation, polarization
mode dispersion (via LMS algorithm), frequency-domain chromatic dispersion,
frequency-offset and phase-noise tracking and compensation; ·
All algorithms in a standard DSP textbook: John
G. Proakis, Dimitris K Manolakis,
Digital Signal Processing: Principles,
Algorithms and Applications, 3rd Edition; ·
All algorithms in a standard statistical signal processing
textbook: Steven Kay, Fundamentals of Statistical Processing, Volume I:
Estimation Theory, 1993; ·
Implementation of non-Gaussian model (also called
EGN) as nonlinear noise estimators (without sequential for-loops) for optical
coherent communications; ·
Split-step Fourier Method for fiber channel
modelling; ·
Laser phase noise modelling (generation of
Brownian and filtered Brownian motion); ·
Laser characterization using both coherent
receiver and frequency discriminator; ·
Noise measurement based on power spectral density
(PSD) of frequency noise, phase noise and field. ·
Monte Carlo simulation (bit-error counting) on
transmission for single-carrier optical coherent communication system. ·
Matlab implementation of polarimetry, Jones-Stokes transformation, Poincare
sphere; ·
Statistical analysis, considered as my personal
strength and interest; Laboratory/Instrumentation (2008~2014): ·
Real-time laboratory demonstration (visualization
with Matlab interface) of Kalman-filter-based
timing-phase recovery during Huawei inc. visit in
2014 at Universite Laval ,Quebec ·
6-year hands-on practice and instrumentation
control on various equipments such as real-time
sampling oscilloscopes, electrical/optical spectrum analysis, lock-in
amplifiers, WDM laser sources, EDFAs, variable attenuators, polarization
synthesizer and analyzer with National Instruments interfaces; ·
6-year hands-on optical fiber experiment ·
2-year hands on free-space optics experiment
(light coupling into waveguides, linear/nonlinear characterization: Fabry-Perot based waveguide linear loss characterization,
waveguide design using Lumerical and RSoft (beam propagation method, finite element method,
finite-difference time-domain method); ·
Teaching assistants of 8 courses, mainly engaging
in laboratory varying from electronic communications to optical
communications; LIST OF PUBLICATIONS Journal Papers: 1.
T. Huynh,
A. T. Nguyen, W.-C. Ng, L. Nguyen, L. A. Rusch,
and L. Barry, "BER Performance of
Coherent Optical Communications Systems employing Monolithic Tunable Lasers
with Excess Phase Noise," IEEE J. Lightw.
Technol., Vol. 32, No. 3, pp. 411 - 420 Feb. 2014. 2. W. C. Ng, A. T.
Nguyen, S. Ayotte, C. S. Park, and L. A. Rusch,
“Impact of Sinusoidal Tones on Parallel Decision-Directed Phase Recovery for
64-QAM, ” IEEE Photonics Letters
Technology, Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 486 – 489, Mar. 2014. 3. W. C. Ng, A. T.
Nguyen, S. Ayotte, C. S. Park, and L. A. Rusch,
“Overcoming Phase Sensitivity in Real-time Parallel DSP for Optical Coherent
Communications: Optically Filtered
Lasers,” IEEE J. Lightw. Technol., Vol. 32, No. 3,
pp. 411 - 420 Feb. 2014. 4. B. Filion, W. C. Ng, A.. T. Nguyen, L. A. Rusch and S. LaRochelle,
“Wideband wavelength conversion of 16 Gbaud 16-QAM
and 5 Gbaud 64-QAM signals in a semiconductor
optical amplifier,” Optics Express, Vol. 21, Issue 17, pp. 19825-19833
(2013). 5. K. Dolgaleva, W. C. Ng, L. Qian, J. S. Aitchison, M. Carla Camasta
and Mark Sorel "Compact Highly-Nonlinear AlGaAs
Waveguides for Efficient Wavelength Conversion", Optics Express, Vol.
19, pp. 12440-12455 (2011). 6. K. Dolgaleva, W. C. Ng, L. Qian, J. S. Aitchison ,M. C. Camasta
and M. Sorel "Broadband Self-Phase Modulation, Cross-Phase Modulation,
and Four-Wave Mixing in 9-mm-long AlGaAs
Waveguides", Optics Letters, Vol.
35, Issue 24, pp. 4093-4095 (2010). 7.
A. D. Simard, N. Ayotte, Y. Painchaud,
S. Bédard, and S. LaRochelle,
" Impact of Sidewall Roughness on Integrated Bragg Gratings
,” IEEE J. Lightw. Technol., vol. 29, no.
24, pp. 3693–3704, Dec. 2011. (Personal tutoring on random processes,
methodology and on derivation for equations (15) – (26), Appendix A and
Appendix B). Conference Papers: 8.
W. C. Ng, A. T. Nguyen, C. S. Park, and L. A. Rusch, “Enhancing Clock Tone via Polarization
Pre-rotation: A Low-complexity, Extended Kalman
Filter-based Approach,” Optical Fiber Communication Conference 2015, paper Th2A.19,
March 2015. 9. W. C. Ng, A. T.
Nguyen, C. S. Park, and L. A. Rusch, “Reduction of
MIMO-FIR Taps via SOP-Estimation in Stokes Space for 100 Gbps
Short Reach Applications,” European Conference and Exhibition on Optical
Communication, P.3.3, September, 2014. 10. A. T. Nguyen, W. C. Ng, L.
A. Rusch, “ An Optimized 16-QAM Constellation for
Mitigating Impairments of Phase Noise and Limited Transmitter ENOB in Optical
Coherent Detection Systems, ” European Conference and Exhibition on Optical
Communication, Tu.1.3.5,September, 2014. 11. W. C. Ng, A. T.
Nguyen, S. Ayotte, C. S. Park, L. A. Rusch, “
Parallel and Pipelined Decision-Directed Phase Recovery for 64-QAM in the
Presence of Sinusoidal Tones, ” Optical Fiber Communication Conference 2014,
M2A.4, March, 2014. 12. B. Filion , W. C. Ng , An T. Nguyen , L.A. Rusch and S. LaRochelle
, “ Wideband Wavelength Conversion of 5 Gbaud
64-QAM Signals in a Semiconductor Optical Amplifier, ” European Conference
and Exhibition on Optical Communication, P.3.19, September, 2013. 13. W. C. Ng, T. N.
Huynh, A. T. Nguyen, S. Ayotte, C. S. Park, L. P. Barry and L. A. Rusch,
“Improvement due to Optically Filtered Lasers in Parallel Decision-Directed
Phase Recovery for 16-QAM, ” The 10th Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics
Pacific Rim, and The 18th OptoElectronics and
communications Conference / Photonics in Switching 2013 - OECC/PS, WR3-2,
June 2013. 14. T. Huynh, W. C. Ng, A. T.
Nguyen, L. Nguyen, L. Rusch, and L.Barry, “Tracking Excess Noise from a Monolithic Tunable
Laser in Coherent Communication Systems, ” Optical Fiber Communication
Conference 2013, JW2A.46, March, 2013. 15. W. C. Ng, A. T.
Nguyen, S. Ayotte, C. S. Park, L. A. Rusch,
“Optically-filtered Laser Source Enabling Improved Phase Tracking in Coherent
Transmission Systems, ” European Conference and Exhibition on Optical
Communication, P.3.15, September, 2012. 16. W. C. Ng,
Q. Xu, K. Dolgaleva, S.
Doucet, D. Lemus, P. Chrétien, W. Zhu, L. A. Rusch,
S. LaRochelle,
L. Qian, J. S.
Aitchison, “Error-free 0.16pi-XPM-based All-Optical Wavelength Conversion in
a 1-cm-long AlGaAs waveguide, ” Proc. 2010 IEEE
Photonics Society Annual Meeting, pp. 54-55 , November, 2010. 17. K. Dolgaleva, W. C. Ng, L. Qian, and J. S. Aitchison, “Efficient Self-Phase
Modulation, Cross-Phase Modulation, and Four-Wave Mixing in AlGaAs Waveguides, ” Frontier in Optics 2010, FTuC5,
October, 2010. Teaching Experience University of Toronto, 2010 (in English) Université Laval, 2011 – 2012 (in French) Université Laval, 2013 (in French) Languages English, Chinese, French, German,
Spanish September 2017 –: Beginner
Spanish, Carleton University (SPAN1010, Margarita Alfonso) |
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Courses
Taken University of
Toronto (2008-2009) Université Laval (2010-2011) CMC
Microsystems, University of Ottawa, | Optical Fiber
Conference 2014, San Francisco, USA Carleton
University (2015-present) Music ·
Distinction
(score: 138/150) in Grade 8 Piano (the Assocaiated
Board of the Royal Schools of Music, 2001) ·
Performance level
(Associate in Recital in Solo Piano, the International Examinations Board of
Trinity College London, 2003) ·
Current
instrument: Cello Dance
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