Kevin Bicknell Email & Phone Number

Kevin Bicknell is a Engineering Project Manager at Bosch Engineering GmbH. He possess expertise in solidworks, autocad, scanning electron microscopy, aiag, apqp and 14 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I was always impressed with Kevin's professionalism and attention to detail compared to his peers. You could tell that Kevin approached his work with integrity and high standards. Furthermore, he has good technical ability and seeks to clarify, understand, and solve problems and does not gloss them over or treat them in a glib manner. I would strongly recommend Kevin to any organization.", "Kevin Bicknell has worked at Georgia Tech's Nanotechnology Research Center in the co-op program under my supervision and has continued to support the center after finishing his co-op term. His great work ethic and attitude was an asset to the center without question. Kevin worked after-hours frequently as needed and was enthusiastic to receiving higher responsibilities. Kevin earned our yearly award of "trainer of the year" due to his efficient and effective training on our Zeiss & LEO field-emission electron microscopes, Unifilm plasma sputterer, and CHA e-beam evaporators. His personal motorsport interests and skills have clearly carried over into the semiconductor industry via mechanical feel and expertise as well as attention to detail. I expect his sensible analysis of day-to-day activities will improve the efficiency of any company. I can highly recommend Kevin and will gladly speak to anyone regarding his application. John Pham Biomedical Engineer Nanotechnology Research Center Georgia Tech (404) 644-4230, mobile johnpham@gatech.edu.", and "Kevin was very helpful on training me using the equipments in MiRC at Georgia Tech. He had professional knowledge on how to use those equipments and how the equipment work. His way of teaching was easy to understand. More importantly, he was very patient and friendly. I enjoyed the training with him."

Listed skills include Solidworks, Autocad, Scanning Electron Microscopy, Aiag, and 15 others.

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  Georgia Institute Of Technology

  Mechanical Engineering