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OBJECTIVE: Looking for an engineering leadership role in a growing organization where my breadth of materials characterization-failure analysis skills, problem solving & solution-execution expertise can be utilized for materials development.
07/2017 to CurrentSr. Principal Failure Analysis Engineer/Manager of Failure AnalysisII-VI Incorporated | City, STATE,
Established materials characterization laboratory for II-VI’s 3D sensing (VCSEL epitaxy) and high-power electronics business to reduce and eliminate external vendor expenditure, procure and qualify equipment, collaborate with vendors, hire personnel and supervise operations.
Currently managing an 8-member team of engineers and technicians, which provides III-V (GaAs, GaN, InP) and other materials (SiC) characterization support to global production and R&D.
Led a 10+ person team of executives, managers and individual contributors to bring precision-characterization in-house.
Initiated an internal monitoring system on laboratory operations and status updates for global production & R&D.
Successfully led a ~20-person team at the executive level for a ~ $5 million business case to expand laboratory into a global analytical hub, with the potential to support all of II-VI’s business units and external suppliers.
Traveled to various II-VI business units (domestic and international) to facilitate influx of material, understand engineering needs and discuss standards for II-VI R&D.
12/2012 to 07/2017Sr. Materials Analysis R&D Engineer/Failure Analysis EngineerIntel Corporation | City, STATE,
Led a team of 5 employees supporting materials characterization and research as interim manager.
Spearheaded failure and data analysis automation, increasing throughput of characterization laboratory by ~15%.
Supervised a segment of materials lab operations, supported design of experiments (DOEs) & incorporated statistical process control (SPC), allocated resources and collaborated in start-up and qualification of new equipment in accordance with Intel’s “copy-exactly” guidelines to develop new best-known methods (BKMs) for adoption by materials labs in Arizona, Ireland, Israel and China.
05/2008 to 07/2012Research/Laboratory Operations AssistantAnalytical Instrumentation Facility, NCSU | City, STATE,
Served as characterization lead for team of national laboratory scientists and engineers that achieved a highly publicized breakthrough of 200% efficiency increase in Jefferson Lab’s Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator (CEBAF).
PhD Thesis: SIMS, TEM, TOF-SIMS & XRD characterization of superconducting Niobium for RF cavities in particle accelerators.
Interfaced with numerous research triangle area companies to provide materials characterization services, and assisted in Analytical Instrumentation Facility- laboratory operations.
Education and Training
Expected in 2020MBA | General ManagementUniversity of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School, , GPA:
Expected in 2012PhD | Materials Science and EngineeringNorth Carolina State University, , GPA:
Expected in 2007MS | Materials Science and EngineeringUniversity of Florida, , GPA:
Expected in 2006BE | Metallurgical EngineeringPunjab Engineering College, , GPA:
Activities and Honors
Accomplishments
Industry: ~8 years of materials characterization leadership experience in high volume manufacturing and R&D (Intel, II-VI Inc.).
Materials Characterization: Extensive experience with III-V (GaAs, GaN, InP), superconducting (Niobium) and Silicon.
Academic: PhD thesis on Surface Characterization of Superconducitng Niobium for RF Cavities used in Particle Accelerators.
Intrapreneurial: Established and currently managing failure analysis & research support laboratory supporting global production and R&D at II-VI: procure & qualify equipment, collaborate with vendors, hire and mentor personnel.
Leadership:.
Succesfully led a 10+ person team of executives, managers and individual contributors at II-VI to bring precision-characterization in-house.
Led a team of 5 employees supporting failure analysis and research as interim supervisor at Intel.
Team leader for 7 different teams encapsulating academics and industry.
Business/Project Management:.
MBA (for Executives) candidate at The Wharton School.
Successfully led a ~20-member team project to generate a $5 million cap-ex business case, at the executive level, to expand materials characterization laboratory at II-VI.
Collaborative/Interpersonal:.
Experience interfacing with domestic and international customers and vendors with regards to procuring and qualifying new failure analysis equipment, and providing support and analytical services.
Currently collaborating with 6 global teams for production and R&D materials characterization/quality control.
At Intel, collaborated in start-up and qualification of new characterization equipment in accordance with Intel’s “copy-exactly” guidelines to develop new Best Known Methods (BKMs) for adoption by materials labs in Arizona, Ireland, Israel and China.
Technical:.
PhD in Materials Science & Engg: projects in wide variety of materials (ceramics for solid oxide fuel cells, metal matrix composites, shape memory alloys, piezoelectric/ferroelectric ceramics, superconductors and semiconductors).
Experience in SIMS (CAMECA IMS and ION-TOF TOF-SIMS), XRD (INEL CPS 120), two courses in SEM and knowledge of XPS, TEM, FIB, AES, AFM, RBS etc.
Experience in providing an integrated failure analysis solution.
Business Analytics, Managerial Economics, Financial and Managerial Accounting
Publications List: (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=VGnhcbcAAAAJ&hl=en).
Additional Information
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
, Awards and Achievements
18 Intel Peer to Peer Awards for production support in accordance with Intel’s values (2013-2017)
Student Research Award –SIMS International Meeting, Toronto (2009)
Student Awards- SIMS Workshops, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk (2010-2012)
College of Engineering Achievement Award, University of Florida (2006)
Top Ranker Scholarship Award- Punjab Engineering College (2002)
Received U.S. Permanent Residency in the outstanding researcher (EB-1) category
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University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School
North Carolina State University
University of Florida
Punjab Engineering College
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