Education:
Master of Science: Safety Engineering with emphasis in Biomechanics,
Texas A&M University May, 2000
Awards: National Science Foundation Research Assistantship
Bachelor of Science: Bioengineering, Texas A&M University December,
1997
Awards: Safety Certificate
Current Responsibilities:
Currently, I am a Senior Engineer supporting a Multichip Module
manufacturing operation. I provide technical support to customers
and suppliers needed to operate a manufacture site. I have assisted
with the implementation of lean manufacturing, which has significantly
increased our output per month. I have also begun to work with the
financial aspect of a manufacturing job by taking over the management
overhead expenses. I continue my duties as the chair of the Technical
Review Board, which manages the Multichip Module Baseline Process
Flow.
Past responsibilities:
Formerly, I was the Quality Engineer for Microelectronics Products,
which range from ASIC design to Multichip Module manufacturing.
I provided assistance to Design and Development Programs by reviewing
contracts, requirements and design drawings. I also assisted Production
Programs by performing product evaluation and disposition, as well
as act as a customer liaison for all product performance. In the
manufacturing environment, I assisted in process improvements and
create and plan all product qualifications.
The best part about my job is:
The People - I have had an opportunity to work and learn from some
of the most talented engineers who have shown great dedication getting
the job done right. These opportunities have given me an appreciation
and understanding of the technological challenges in the Microelectronics
field.
I chose a career in engineering because:
Since I was a child, I have always been interested in "what
made things tic" and was fascinated with biology. So I choose
a field that was related to technology and biology. Bioengineering
was a perfect fit.
My advice to the next generation of engineers would be:
Be bold with your ideas. The world is always looking for new technology
and people with innovative ideas. Engineers who have bold ideas
will achieve great things.
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