Sule Ozev received her Ph.D. from University of California, San Diego's Computer Science and Engineering Department in 2002. That same year, she joined Duke University's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department as an assistant professor. She worked on testing mixed-signal and radiofrequency circuits, built-in-self test techniques, analysis and mitigation of process variations, defect-tolerant microprocessor systems, and on-line, and off-line testing of microfluidic devices. In August 2008, she joined Arizona State University's Electrical Engineering Department as an associate professor, continuing on the same line of research. She received NSF CAREER award in 2006, and various other awards from NSF, SRC, NASA, and IBM. She also received the best dissertation award from UCSD in 2002, the best paper award from IEEE International Conference on Computer Design in 2005, the TTTC Naveena Nagi Award at VTS in 2002, and the Best Session Award at VTS in 2006. She has published over 70 conference and journal papers and holds one US patent.