*Wafer-scale photolithography process owner for process development project

*Process Owner in a semiconductor photolithography wafer-scale development project*Performs various characterization studies to establish the optimal process window*Decreased process time by 45% while improving the process output*Responsible for creation of various documents including IQ/OQ/PQ, maintenance specs, operator and engineering specs, recording of data, process characterization reports, etc.*Evaluates risk of each step of the process and impact on manufacturing (FMEA)*Designs studies to test for overall sensor performance based on changes to photolithography process and evaluates impact on overall sensor*Utilizes Minitab for data analysis and performing early process development capability analysis. Perfoms statistical analyses including DOEs, capability, ANOVA testing, hypothesis testing, graphical analyses, etc. *Obtained Green Belt certification via Design for Reliability&Manufacturing (DRM) training at Medtronic. Achieving Green Belt certification includes presenting on a project demonstrating the ability to utilize three tools in current role to aid in process development*Trained operators and technicians on operating various tools for the process*Actively works with internal and external vendors to troubleshoot and optimize process conditions*Worked on additional project to down select, order, and complete required documents for Nitrogen Dry Cabinets for storing of product throughout the line. Additionally, worked with industrial engineers to determine optimal placement location of dry cabinets throughout the production line.*Active member of Medtronic Women's Network and SWEnet (Society of Women Engineers) at Medtronic*Moderator for Science & Technology (S&T) U.S. Conference for a session on Performance, Reliability, and Risk

Developed two new products for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine applications.Created documents for the new products, including IFU, COA, etc.Manufactured and packaged products.

Grader for two calculus III courses. Create rubrics and grade quizzes for approximately 200 students.

SMART Brain Aging, Inc developed Memory Program, an in-person brain training therapy treatment administered by a volunteer to a patient with early-stages of dementia. From fall of 2015 to May 2017, I met with a 92-year-old woman, twice a week to facilitate the program. Various activities include: teaching Sudoku, reading passages from a book and discussing them, and solving puzzles.The program is designed to exercise cognitive memory skills, hoping to slow down dementia.

ASU Working in Professor Ghirlanda’s lab with an undergraduate and graduate student to create mutant cytochrome proteins to be tested in a future experiment to compare the mutant proteins.ASU Working with Prof Gerkin on developing a doctoral research tree to determine how an experiment is conducted and if there is any correlation between the techniques in the method, as well as researching and comparing data between neural test models.