Corey Stewart Email & Phone Number

As a Graduate Research Assistant at Auburn University's NSF Center for Advanced Vehicle and Extreme Environment Electronics (CAVE3), I worked closely with various US Department of Defense agencies and their contractors. The projects assigned to my team by those organizations were often as complex as they were interesting. Project success always went hand-in-hand with comprehensive research, proper planning, the incorporation of multidisciplinary approaches, and effective collaboration. As one might imagine, longevity within such an environment instills a multifaceted skillset. During my time in CAVE3, my research and project contributions spanned applied machine learning (e.g., system prognostics using Python and MATLAB), semiconductor packaging (e.g., wire bond and ball testing, decapsulation, and IC aging), additively manufactured electronics (e.g., electronics formed from copper and silver inks on flexible substrates), and counterfeit electronic detection (e.g., side-channel analysis, x-ray imaging of ICs, and spectroscopy approaches).If I've caught your interest, feel free to visit https://www.corey.info to learn more.