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| Objective: |
| A position as an engineer/technician/electrician in the oil exploration industry. |
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| Experience: |
Texas Instruments Inc. |
Dallas, TX 75243 |
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Process/Equipment Engineering Technician |
07/2000 to 02/2009 |
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Executed daily operations of photolithography module of a wafer fab tasked with semiconductor microchip fabrication. |
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Tested electronics units, using standard test equipment, and analyzed results to evaluate performance and determine need for adjustment. |
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Read blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematic drawings, and engineering instructions for electronics units, applying knowledge of electronic theory and components. |
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Provided user applications and engineering support and recommendations for new and existing equipment with regard to installation, upgrades and enhancement. |
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Assembled, tested, and maintained circuitry and electronic components according to engineering instructions, technical manuals, and knowledge of electronics, using hand and power tools. |
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Adjusted and replaced defective and improperly functioning circuitry and electronics components, using hand tools and soldering iron. |
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Maintained working knowledge of state-of-the-art tools, software, etc., through reading and attending conferences, workshops and other training. |
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Researched equipment and component needs and ongoing operational costs. |
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Responded to written and telephone requests for all process engineering, tool maintenance and quality support. |
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Performed preventative maintenance and calibration of equipment and systems. |
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Maintained system logs and manuals to document testing and operation of equipment. |
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Wrote reports and recorded data on testing techniques, laboratory equipment, and specifications to assist engineers. |
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Trained and managed training/quality for a team of 15-30 manufacturing specialists and achieved significant improvements in their productivity and quality. |
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Trained multiple manufacturing specialists in operating photolithographic fabrication and metrology equipment. |
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Successfully handled quality control for a team of 15-30 specialists who operated 60+ tool sets. |
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Developed and upgraded preventative maintenance procedures for components, equipment, parts and systems in semiconductor fabrication. |
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Structured and maintained a web site and training regimen for newly hired manufacturing specialists. |
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Responsible for extensive training of new Process Engineering Technicians and Engineers. |
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Represented Process Engineering in meetings and quality analyses during overnight shifts. |
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Was instrumental in reducing the module's cycle time and increasing its process yield/quality. |
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Wrote, designed and produced web sites, spreadsheets, and presentations for the photo process engineering module. |
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Wrote computer software programs to assist myself and the photo specialist teams. |
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Cuplex Incorporated (closed) |
Garland, TX 75040 |
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QC/Fabrication Technician |
03/1993 to 07/2000 |
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Executed daily operations of circuit board fabrication. |
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Wrote reports and recorded data on critical measured dimensions during the fabrication profile of printed circuit boards. |
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Wrote computer software programs for automated metrology equipment. |
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Trained and managed a team of 5 coworkers. |
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Read blueprints and engineering instructions for all profile steps including drilling, countersinking, and beveling of circuit boards. |
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Fabricated printed circuit boards using CNC routing and drilling machines. |
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| Education: |
University of Texas -Dallas |
Richardson, TX 75080 |
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Electrical Engineering/Computer Science |
Not yet completed. |
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Relevant Coursework includes: Digital Systems w/Lab, Digital Circuits w/Lab, Electrical Network Analysis w/Differential Equations, Probability and Statistics, Computer Architecture w/MIPS Processor, Advanced Engineering Math w/Complex Analysis, Java programming |
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Completed team project tasked with modeling the MIPS processor using Verilog HDL. |
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Richland College |
Dallas, TX 75243 |
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Associate of Arts and Sciences |
2000 |
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Relevant Coursework includes: Full Calculus sequence through Multivariate, Differential Equations, Applied Linear Algebra, General Physics including Mechanics and Electromagnetics (calculus based), Chemistry for Engineers, C++ programming, Electronics Laboratory Techniques, Circuits I for Electrical Engineering |
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Graduated with 4.0/4.0 GPA while working 40+ hours/week. |
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(2 day Industry Classes with Lab Components) |
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AC Circuits, DC Circuits, Digital Circuits I & II, Discrete Components, Power Supplies, Industrial Controls, Electro-Mechanical Shop |
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Physics, Chemistry, Dimensional Analysis and Units |
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| Hobbies: |
| B&W photography - shooting, developing and printing |
| Independent study of Mathematics |
| Currently collecting data for regression analysis of ROI of eco-conscious decisions for single-member households. |
| Also studying the economic impetus of the Kenyan Mau Mau Uprising. |
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| References: |
| Richard Mayfield -PE Deep Certified Specialist |
| Robert Shadle -Photo Manufacturing Specialist |
| Jennifer Pasel -Photo PE Technician |
| Linda Grinstead -Loan Officer |
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| Note: A
PDF version of this document can be found
HERE. |
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