QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE

Job Title: Lead Field Service Engineer, Automated (Robotic) Wet Processing Station Employers: DNS Electronics (Intel Fab 11X, Rio Rancho, NM Division: 7/04-Present), Sunnyvale CA SCP Global Technologies (Intel Fab 11, Rio Rancho, NM Division: 2/97-7/04), Boise ID From: February 1997 - Present Responsiblities: Provide all levels of maintenance, retrofitting, and upgrade for Automated (Robotic) Wet Etch Semiconductor Process Stations (200mm and 300mm), Training customer's maintenance technicians to certification levels of proficiency on maintenance and upkeep. Execute System Administrator duties for all equipment computers and software. Perform troubleshooting, and repair of various components and systems, including, but not limited to: Multiple-Axis and SCARA Robots using stepper and/ or servo-motors, BAM and Mitsubishi controllers, software controls, optoisolators, polarized and diffuse Infrared product sensors, fiber optic sensors and amplifiers, shared areas, configurable I/O's. AC/DC electrical power systems including UPS and Mains AC High Voltage, power supplies, inverters, and all control circuitry including relays, drivers, timers, contactors and line current sensing circuit breakers. Computers, controllers and associated devices utilizing SECS/ SECS II, RS-232, RS-485, RS-422, Ethernet, and discrete logic / reverse logic communications protocols and signals. Repair and test of multiconductor network cabling is a job requirement, as is debugging control configurations and program scripts. Semiconductor Wafer Cleaning equipment including Vapor Jet Dryers, Spin-Rinse Dryers, Ultrasonic/ RF and mechanical agitators. Temperature Control Devices such as recirculating chillers; blanket, infrared, and ceramic element heaters, Peltier Effect Thermoelectric devices, remote thermal sensors such as thermistors and bi-metal thermocouples. Hydraulic, pneumatic control systems, compressed gas systems; pressurized water, toxic/ corrosive chemical delivery, pumping, and drainage systems. Fire detection/ suppression systems utilizing discriminating UV and Infrared sensors, microprocessor controlled, battery backups, CO2 dispersal. Plastics welding, forming and fabrication of enclosures using Flame-Retardant Poly, Natural Poly, Teflons, HDPE, PVDF, CPVC, and Acrylics Experienced in 45nm, 90nm, and 0.13 Micron process requirements and Cleanroom protocols up to Class 1. Qualified in ISO9000 standards, OSHA, ANSI, EPA standards. Skilled in interpreting electrical & plumbing schematics, and have an extensive background with a variety of electronic test equipment and specialized tools. Computer literate. Asstd Non-Technical Employment: March 1995 - January 1997, Xenia, Ohio area (post military discharge, employed in non-technical work, no experience related employment available locally) Employer: United States Air Force Military Specialty: MOS 210XA (Formerly AFSC 316X0/411X0) MISSILE SYSTEMS ANALYST From: June 1981 - December 1994 Job Title: Departmental Head of Maintenance USAF Space Command 30MXS/394TMS Vandenberg AFB, CA Responsibilities: Training Manager; Maintenance Task Supervisor; Maintenance Trainer/ Instructor Promoted to position after only 1.5 years in maintenance training section over higher ranked personnel. Maintenance Foreman/ Supervisor for large scale, complex maintenance tasks, and seldom performed specialty jobs; performed or directed group or one-on-one training concurrently with task performance. Developed, implemented, and managed policies for the instruction/ job qualification of workers involved in on-the-job training. Was a consultant member of organizational Missile Hazard Situation Team, provided expertise for mishap situations. Organized schedules & training plans to maximize training effectiveness. Created course material, instructed students & outside agencies from a basic knowledge level to a "work-alone" technician status, and in advanced level job knowledge for upskilling. Job Title: Electro-Mechanical Repair Team Chief USAF Space Command 30MXS/394TMS Vandenberg AFB, CA and Strategic Air Command 321OMMS Grand Forks AFB, ND Responsiblities: Launch Pad Supervisor/ Field Site Foreman for activities of all on site technician and security teams involved in launch maintenance operations. Maintained 4 different multi-million dollar Space Launch Capable multi-stage rocket systems. Precision Product Inspector for all work performed by the team's technicians, for certifying that repairs pass Nuclear Surety and Weapons System Safety Rules (WSSR) required for nuclear weapons. Monitor & operate consoles, fault panels, and checkout equipment. Test, repair, replace components of various high and low voltage AC/DC power systems, including 3 phase mains, power supplies, heavy duty battery backup systems, motor-generators, and 400hz equipment. Perform malfunction analyses, and assemble, repair, maintain, modify, inspect, certify and service missile, launch pad subsystems, missile electronic subsystems, and aerospace ground equipment to component level. Provided secure area management by coordinating actions of site security personnel and test/ repair of all site intruder detection systems, including phased and range-gated radar arrays, closed loop circuits, seismic transducers, penetration detectors, switched vault door combination locks. NSA background check certified for handling Top Secret classified weapons and access codes. Qualified Proficient with .38 cal Pistol and Assault Shotgun for additional security situations. Operate Utility, Cargo, and special purpose vehicles (example: mobile heavy equipment cranes) and transport personnel and equipment long distances in adverse travel conditions (over 300,000 miles on-duty driving in North Dakota with no accidents or tickets). Job Title: Workforce Planner/ Scheduler Strategic Air Command 321SMW Grand Forks AFB, ND Responsiblities: Daily Maintenance Operations Planner/ Scheduler for all in-shop, field logistics, and maintenance requirements of a nuclear ICBM Launch Complex of 150 Launch Pads, 10 Launch Control Centers, and on base support centers, involving over 1000 personnel and numerous items of support equipment and vehicles. Also performed the related duties of: Research/ collate information and perform classified briefings for all involved agencies and coordinate actions of these agencies to accomplish tasks in minimal time without impacting safety and security. Create, publish and distribute computer generated reports, conference summaries, and classified documents.

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Academic: Majoring in Electronic Engineering Technology (EET) with Community College of the Air Force (no degree). Technical: US Air Force Electronics Fundamentals/ Applied Missile Technology Training course - 72 weeks total on Minuteman 1,2,3 and Peacekeeper Systems (most employers give credit for 2 year college degree equivalency) Also had several Specialized Task Training courses; was only shop person 100% qualified on all tasks during some periods. Basic & Specialized Maintenance Instructional Techniques / ISD courses Plastic Welding & Fabrication trained and skill certified Chemical/ Pneumatic System Plumbing training and skill certifications Multi-Axis Robotics/ Semi-Conductor Wet Etch Systems Repair certified on 3 systems Electrical Hardware Standards/ Hot Electrical Work training and certification Computer: BASIC, DOS, HTML, some Javascript Microsoft Windows 3.1,95,98,SE,ME,2000,XP,NT,Vista Word, Notepad, Excel, Powerpoint Enable, Unix VAX/VMS Paintshop Pro, Adobe Illustrator, Photosuite Safety: Federal Hazard Communication Standard seminars (including MSDS use and chemical handling procedures) Chemical Awareness Training Self-contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) -Scott & MSA Systems trained Industrial First Aid/ CPR certified Supervisor Safety, Hazardous Environment Entry training Management: (Dr. Deming) Total Quality Management (TQM) seminars Professional Military (PME) Management courses

AWARDS & DECORATIONS

Military Decorations: US Air Force Commendation Medal for workforce scheduling efficiency leading to highest ICBM in-service rate (99.97%) in Strategic Air Command history. US Air Force Achievement Medal for managing logistical support and assisting in first ever Space Command ICBM proficiency competition. US Air Force Good Conduct Medal (x4) US Air Force Outstanding Unit Medal for contributing to record readiness ratings. Desert Storm / Shield Veteran. Awards: June 1994 USAF Space Command Best Maintenance Technician ICBM Master Technician Award - required above average proficiency and zero-failure maintenance evaluations for over a one-year period. ICBM Master Team Chief Award - required zero defect maintenance evaluations for entire team for over a one-year period. 31 commendations for outstanding job performance (letters of recommendation available). 5 Citations for Commendable Emergency Response or Rescue. Hand Picked to escort and assist foreign military staff and dignitaries during Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START) inspections and measurements while maintaining area security. TOP SECRET clearance (with NSA background investigation); also certified to handle crypto/ code materials. Missile Systems Analyst Apprentice, Journeyman, and Craftsman skill level certifications Hand-Picked to be primary Service Representative on shift due to high level of proficiency and outstanding Customer Support Personally selected because of technical expertise to provide advanced support at 2 other factories; resulted in restoring equipment to service that had been hard-down for several days.