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Oxford, Connecticut, United States

Opportunistic Consulting, Otherwise Retired

Wilton, CT

Systems Engineering and analysis of a set of modules on state-of-the-art microlithography tools. Modules include an optical alignment sensor, an air gauge focus calibration sensor, a maskless lithography system and a precision moving stage. Alignment sensor development required all facets of classical systems engineering: Architecture, Requirements.

Middletown, CT

Consulting business. Efforts included requirements development, design support and integration support for optics thermal correction system, detailed optics design for new displacement measuring interferometers, production line support of problematic displacement measuring interferometers, algorithm and code development of a coordinate transformation for a.

Middlefield, CT

Systems Engineering responsibility for Large Aperture Interferometer and Motion Measurement product lines. Initial Large Aperture duties included bringing 24" wavelength modulated interferometer and industrial surface interferometer (Mesa) through test and into production. Transition to duties as lead Systems Engineer for the ZMI displacement measuring.

Ridgefield, CT

SVGL was a Lithography Tool Manufacturer (purchased by ASML)Manager of Advanced Program's systems engineering effort. Interviewed, processed, hired and led a seven member systems engineering team that was matrixed into Advanced Program's project oriented organization. Defined systems engineering processes. Defined and planned work for systems engineering.

Wilton, CT

Worked as one of the primary systems engineers on an ARPA sponsored, X-Ray illuminated,proximity printing microlithography tool. As a member of the systems engineering team, Ideveloped the architecture for the functional subsystems, allocated and/or budgeted customerrequirements to those subsystems, translated subsystem requirements into detailed.

Technical achievements include the generation of a detailed uncertainty budget for SVGL'sMicrascan II laser gauges, initial development of a 3-dimensional vector based computer model of a generic microlithographic tool, optical design of illumination systems for lithographic applications, polarization and optical design analysis of an angle measuring.

Middlefield, CT

Project optical engineer for the AXIOM 2/20 displacement measuring interferometer product line. Involved in every aspect of the interferometer product design, i.e. defining the product withmarketing, design concept and execution, product production support. Performed metrologysystem design for customers in semiconductor and precision instrument.

Dallas, Texas

Responsibilities included the design, analysis, and test of complex visible and infrared (FLIR)optical sensors. FLIR design typically included designing optics for 8 - 12 µm infrared sensor,scanning system, visible display optics and accessories such as laser range finders and TVsensors. Typical design activity included proposal preparation, system trade.

M. S., Industrial Engineering

Applied Physics