devmanxz

My Ideal job is a higher stress work environment with lots of things to learn. I thrive when I can learn new things and absorb everything. I have an eye for detail and solving problems with solutions people may not have thought of. For my senior project I was tasked to create a slip ring and instead of building a traditional one with slipping contacts I instead used conductive grease inside the bearings I was already using for the spinning system. This unique solution ended up working pretty well and we tied for best project for our full color spinning LED display.  I have years of experience in the high-tech manufacturing space. I am ready to work right away and willing to move closer to any job. 

I studied Electrical Engineering at Oregon State University. Where I worked a job as tech support. After that I worked as a cook at New Seasons Market grocery store. When my first son was born, I landed my first Intel job working in a server lab. 

My second position at Intel was in the validation lab. We would setup special validation stations for testing post production silicon chips for errors and compliance. Engineers would make requests and we would run tests and troubleshoot errors. I then volunteered to work in the rework room. I actually really liked soldering under the microscope. I learned different soldering techniques and tricks to attach tiny probes and wires as per the engineering schematic. I learned how to read soldering diagrams and how to identify different components.

I moved to work at the production fab. First working on repairing post production testers for Mindtree and then working on Mask Writers as a Field Service Engineer for IMS Nanofabrication. I learned clean room etiquette and repair techniques to keep tools clean of particles. 

I am proficient with computer software, linux and working with a team of people. I am also good at accomplishing tasks on my own.