Philips Program Research Intern Resume Example Air Force Research Laboratory AFRL Kirtland AFB

PHILIPS PROGRAM RESEARCH INTERN

Highlights

Instrumentation: CCD Camera, STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope), AFM (Atomic Force Microscopy), Digital Delay and Pulse Generator, Spectrograph, Monochromator, Soldering Software: CST, Spice, Multisim, LSP, MATLAB, 3D Tinkercad

Experience

Philips Program Research InternJun 2016 to Aug 2016
Air Force Research Laboratory AFRL Kirtland AFB － Albuquerque, NM

Research Topic: "High energy radiation effects on nanowires".
Advisor: Ashwani K.
Sharma, Ph.D.
Imaging nanowire wafers using Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) and Scanning Tunneling Microscope and measuring the conductivity, carrier density and mobility of the semiconductor wafer.

Teaching AssistantAug 2014 to Dec 2014
University of New Mexico － Albuquerque, NM

Subject Topic: "Mathematics for Engineers".
Advisor: Steven A.
Peralta, Ph.D., Robert D.
Busch, Ph.D.
Graded and advised a class of over 35 freshman engineering students.

Undergraduate ResearcherFeb 2014 to Current
Charged Particle Beam (CPB) Laboratory University of New Mexico － Albuquerque, NM

Research Topic: "Driving Magnetic Insulated Line Oscillator (MILO) and Magnetrons using high energy MARX bank generators and LTD's" Advisor: Salvador Portillo, Ph.D.
Captured and analyzed plasma emission from spark gaps to understand the explosive emission of different cathodes surfaces.
Electrostatic simulation of different electrode geometries to get the optimum rise time using CST.
Simulated a 12 stage type C Pulse Forming Network (PFN) MARX bank generator using SPICE.
Helped in building a 12 stage MARX bank generator capable of generating 120kV pulses for few microseconds.

Undergraduate ResearcherMay 2013 to Aug 2014
COSMIAC Research Center － Albuquerque, NM

Research Topic: "Constructing the LEISA spacecraft to measure composition of the Ionosphere".
Advisors: Alonzo Vera, Ph.D., Steve Suddarth, Ph.D.
Investigated the possibility of using a platform called Black BeagleBone Board instead of traditional FPGA's to perform data acquisition in space.
Fixed the drivers issue on the Black BeagleBone.

CEOMay 2012 to May 2013
Academy of Trades and Technology Charter High School ATTHS － Albuquerque, NM

Company Duty: "Supporting and Advertising local community center activities".
Advisor: Lori L Kachelmeyer.
Managed a video production company of about 35 employer as a part of a grant that my school received.
Produced 3 videos advertising the services local community centers offer.

Education

B.S, Electrical Engineering Electromagnetics, Plasma PhysicspresentUniversity of New Mexico － Albuquerque, NMElectrical Engineering Electromagnetics, Plasma Physics

Work History

Department of Electrical Engineering

Publications

Elshafiey, A., Kuskov, A., and Portillo, S. (2016). Experimental optical emission spectroscopic studies of plasma evolution with respect to applied field in self-breakdown spark gaps, Transactions on Plasma Science IEEE. Kuskov, A., Elshafiey, A., and Portillo, S. (2015). Low impedance HPM MARX generator, IEEE. Kuskov, A., Elshafiey, A., and Portillo, S. (2015). Design and characterization of a MARX generator for low impedance HPM and radiographic loads, ICOPS 2015 conference. PRESENTATIONS Simulations and analysis of different high voltage spark gap geometries (Poster), AMEREM, Albuquerque, NM. July 27, 2016.

Interests

Student member, IEEE (2013 - present) Associate Member, Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society (2016-present) LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE Designed and implemented a video in Arabic to help recruit new members from Egypt, Saudi Arabia and other Arab speaking countries in the 2015 IEEE ICOPS conference in Antalya Turkey. The video was also shown in the IEEE pulsed power 2015 conference in Austin Texas. Organized the graduation ceremony event at UNM 2015-2016 Lead volunteer for computer registration at 2014 IEEE power modulator conference. Set Up computers for late registrants and assisted registering patrons. Volunteered in Resala Organization in Egypt to teach needy people online computer skills.

Skills

3D, Advertising, C, data acquisition, drivers, Driving, Imaging, Mathematics, MATLAB, Network, Camera, Research, Scanning, simulation, Soldering, type, video production, composition

Additional Information

HONORS AND AWARDS Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Scholar 05/16-08/16 IEEE outstanding undergraduate student award 05/16-present PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Student member, IEEE (2013 - present) Associate Member, Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society (2016-present) LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE Designed and implemented a video in Arabic to help recruit new members from Egypt, Saudi Arabia and other Arab speaking countries in the 2015 IEEE ICOPS conference in Antalya Turkey. The video was also shown in the IEEE pulsed power 2015 conference in Austin Texas. Organized the graduation ceremony event at UNM 2015-2016 Lead volunteer for computer registration at 2014 IEEE power modulator conference. Set Up computers for late registrants and assisted registering patrons. Volunteered in Resala Organization in Egypt to teach needy people online computer skills.

Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

Air Force Research Laboratory AFRL Kirtland AFB
University of New Mexico
Charged Particle Beam (CPB) Laboratory University of New Mexico
COSMIAC Research Center
Academy of Trades and Technology Charter High School ATTHS
Department of Electrical Engineering

School Attended

University of New Mexico

Job Titles Held:

Philips Program Research Intern
Teaching Assistant
Undergraduate Researcher
CEO

Degrees

B.S , Electrical Engineering Electromagnetics, Plasma Physics present

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