Ken Goolsby

Ken Goolsby has a diverse work experience in the semiconductor industry. Ken started their career as a Western Regional Manager at Cadence Design Systems in 1984, where they specialized in sales of mixed-signal EDA tools for ASIC design. Ken then worked as a Regional Business Development Manager at Rubicad, focusing on CAE device transition services and IC design migration. Ken later joined MICROUNITY's Mask Tools Division as the North American Sales Director, where they led the sales of optical proximity correction technology for mask fab tools to semiconductor foundries in North America. After that, they served as the Director of Business Development at ASIC2FAB, where they were responsible for new business development and sales of software engineering products. Ken also worked as an Independent Sales Representative at BaySand Inc., representing ASICSOFT Engineering Services for ASIC, SoC, FPGA systems, and embedded software development. Ken'smost recent role was as the Director of Business Development at Concertal Systems, Inc., where they focused on client retention in North America for ASIC2FAB and played a key role in the development of new design methodologies and operating systems for ASIC, SOS, and FPGA engineering.

Ken Goolsby attended Univ. West L.A Law School from 1992 to 1994, where they studied Business Law but did not obtain a degree. Prior to that, they attended Los Angeles Community College District from 1961 to 1963, where they focused on Electro Mechanical Design Drafting and Tool Design. Ken also completed a B.A Degree in Industrial Tech. Electronics at CSULB, although the specific start and end years are not provided. Additionally, they pursued a degree in Industrial Technology with a focus on Electronic Design at CSULB. Ken's education history also includes attending San Pedro High School, although no specific degree or field of study is mentioned for this period.