-Provide planning for the Reactors monthly preventative maintenance.-Coordinate repair of unplanned reactor breakdowns.-Perform electrical, mechanical and software troubleshooting on the reactors to meet and exceed productions manufacturing goals.

Skilled Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) Semiconductor Engineer that provides customer service on 137 CVD Toolsets for a total of 411 Twin Chambers®. Designated and assigned the most capable engineers to certain tasks based on priority as shift lead. Complied with proper completion of all documentation for repair status, replacement parts, Environmental Health and Safety, and shift pass down. Delivered efficient maintenance required by the customer’s managers, Shift Engineers, Equipment Engineers, and Maintenance Technicians to meet or exceed the 80% toolset production goals to maximize semiconductor wafer production as a toolset vender.•Provide feedback to the customer on the status of toolset repairs with accurate completion timelines.•Communicate the current workload to the oncoming shift any necessary job tasks needed to bring tool sets up to production.•Complete service orders, sale orders, part orders, Excel checklist, and Power Point documentation on a daily basis.•Support CVD Toolset maintenance actions to perform 28 Nano-Meter, 14 nm, and currently developing 10nm wafer production.•Perform installation and startup procedures for the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) toolsets.•Perform scheduled preventative maintenance (PM's) on the CVD toolset, maximizing semiconductor production.•Tune thin film thickness and uniformity to meet customer's process specifications.•Program and calibrate robotics within the CVD toolset.•Troubleshoot CVD toolset faults to necessary repairs.

Responsible for the safety, development, and well being of 140 maintenance Marines. Ensure guidelines are followed during the day to day maintenance practices and flight schedule operations. Perform audits on programs and maintenance divisions, inspecting for proper documentation and that policies are followed. Currently on track to meet and exceed 90,000 mishap free flight hours within the Harrier aviation community.

Managed 30 Marines in the avionics work center for efficient production achieving all required daily tasks to meet yearly goals and mission. Conducted technical training to aid in the development of junior avionic technicians. Maintained security and accountability for classified items and materials. Processed all necessary documentation to meet the guidelines set forth by the Naval Air Systems Command, resulting in noteworthy inspection results from the Commander, Naval Air Force, (CNAF) inspection team. Mentored and guided subordinate Marines on a daily basis to provide the best quality avionics technicians.

Responsible for the professional growth of avionic students on the AV-8B Harrier platform. Instructed Marines in Communication, Navigation, and Weapon Systems. Instructed Marines in aviation electronic systems. Taught wire installation and repair techniques for single conductor, multi-conductor, coax, and triax cable. Developed and updated curriculum to match the aircraft technical modifications to ensure accurate information was taught.

Troubleshot avionics systems on a AV-8B Harrier Jet Aircraft for the Marine Corps. Prioritized aircraft discrepancies to efficiently complete all daily shift goals to meet mission requirements.

Processed parcels by verifying proper zip codes with correct destination before loading them onto a truck for delivery. Strategically loaded packages and boxes onto a truck to maximize space and prevent damage. Was awarded with employee of the month in October 2001.