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- Specializes in the facilitation of industry collaborations that result in solutions-based products developed by collective industry thought-leadership. Successfully increased stakeholder participation by 22% on average in twelve months. - Drives member-developed and industry-valued outputs in alignment with organizational strategy and communicates the.

- Facilitated a new organizational budget planning process by collaborating with the Chief Operations Officer and his team of vice presidents to balance allocations and allow for engagement of new markets after an acquisition. Created 30+ customized templates for organizational, departmental, and project-level budgets under two months. - Facilitated.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Managed strategic partner engagements totaling $800K in project budget, including local and federal government agencies, local and global energy businesses, electric utilities, technology companies, and national laboratories. Collaborated with the Department of Energy and seven partners of the SunShot Solar Outreach Partnership, and managed the five-year.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

• Analyzed and summarized multi-faceted data information including Chinese material from interviews, testimonies, infographics, institutional websites, official press releases, and social media;
• Contributed to research of full-length book, short essay, and conference speech on global topics, especially on China’s clean government policy between 2002 to 2012;
• Specialized in China’s local election at the township and village level, especially through monitoring of candidacy nomination processes, and voter participation and public perception changes;
• Analyzed local, national and international reports of self-motivated candidacies and case development according to provincial districts;
• Researched supporting evidence for the underpinning factors that contribute to recent trend shifts, including representation awareness, rights advocacy, procedural fraud, and outcome of election.

Madison, Wisconsin Area

• Researched, drafted, and edited property management plans by bridging gaps between existing policy language and actual implementation direction;
• Conducted market study, managed data, and performed analysis and reporting through benchmarking and issues identification by assessing property needs;
• Coordinated project planning and discussion for Wisconsin State Parks and managed public content information, such as focus group findings on satisfaction of public property management.

Austin, Texas Area

• Selected to startup state-of-the-art NAND-Flash memory chip fabrication site, the first Samsung 300mm memory fabrication in the U.S., the second overall in the world (2007);
• Dispatched as Chemical Vapor Deposition Department representative to sister fabrication sites and global company headquarter for memory fabrication technology transfers (Giheung and Hwasung, Korea);
• Managed STI, ILD, IMD, and Passivation chemical process ownerships of HDP, SOG, TEOS, and USG on major devices (FN51-FN21, 8-64 gigabytes), from small-scale qualifications to full production (<1K to >80K wpm);
• Used LEAN Manufacturing and developed Design of Experiments for efficiency improvement – full implementation lowered annual operational costs by over $500,000;
• Mentored junior engineers on technical and career development, and lectured departmental training classes for new engineers and technicians;
• Worked closely with international dispatchers, interdepartmental counterparts, global vendors (Applied Materials, Hitachi, KLA Tencor, Novellus, SEMES), and (in-)experienced process and equipment technicians.

Austin, Texas Area

• Participated in engineering Process Control Task Force Team for quality improvement and issue investigations – awarded Company Best Practice, 2nd quarter of 2006;
• Provided first line of defense on fabrication production problems, while supporting equipment qualifications;
• Designed and executed independent 6-Sigma project for SION-layers consistency improvement;
• Planned equipment engineering experimentation for product control by statistical analysis, including defect and production downtime elimination;
• Collaborated with senior engineering through statistical research, data-collection, process and equipment improvement analysis;
• Member of College Orientation Program (CORP) Class of 2004, and trained subsequent CORP engineers.

Dallas, TX

• Performed qualitative and quantitative analysis for plant-wide utilities (including electricity power, boilers, compressors, HVAC systems, liquid nitrogen and oxygen deliveries usage and capacity), laboratory cleanroom.
• Planned capital projects of over $250,000 through plant-wide engineering improvements, resulted in 2% lower than targeted project management changeover;
• Implemented new operational program to increase usability of daily engineering recording;
• Conducted equipment design benchmarking through division site visits and vendor source inspections;
• Participated in product quality, process safety, as well as employee satisfaction functional subgroups;
• Represented Ashland Chemicals at SEMICON Southwest convention in Austin, TX (October, 2002).

Master Of International Public Affairs - Energy Analysis And Policy Program, International/Global Studies; Environmental And Energy Analysis

Activities and Societies: La Follette School Student Association (member); La Follette student group volleyball team (captain); Madison.

Bachelor, Chemical Engineering (Minors: Business; Chinese Language)

Activities and Societies: Texas Exes Associate; American Institute of Chemical Engineering; Society of Women Engineers; Women in Engineering