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Oxford, Gb

Huntingdon, England, United Kingdom

A very fulfilling role, with a wide scope of work. I primarily offer high levels of technical support for the power supply division. I also provide sales support, analysing customer requirements and provide a range of solutions. Preparing cost/delivery quotations for each solution and reviewing the pros/cons of each with the end user. Liaise with global manufacturers, designers, development, and end-user teams to improve customer experience and project deliverables. Managing accounts and acquiring new customers for the power division. Development and evaluation of dashboards, programs, GUIs for digitally controlled power supplies.Involved in the development of marketing material, and website content. Also support the company’s exhibitions and shows. Host a podcast series around power conversion, explaining the technology and latest advancements in the field.

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

I worked with several departments and disciplines through contracted and volunteer work, however I always returned to my original placement as an information governance officer. I was lucky to work with a great team, and the work was very interesting.I was the main point of contact for information requests from the public, this included solicitors, patients, companies and various other institutions. Some information requests were large/complex and I used project management techniques to ensure all aspects of the request were responded to in accordance to the relevant acts and guidelines.I also managed training for new members of staff joining the team, and created SOPs (standard operating procedure) documents.

Chippenham, England, United Kingdom

After graduating I joined Littelfuse as a Product Engineer responsible for the Diode product line. I was also introduced to Lean Six Sigma and underwent green belt training. I really appreciate the training received, as it improved my skills as an engineer and allowed me to gain a new perspective on problem solving.I was involved in all parts of the production process, and implemented several changes to improve yields for diodes. Some projects were difficult, however gathering the knowledge of operators, engineers and designers allowed the projects to gain traction. I enjoyed analysing data and setting up experiments to verify theories. I was able to trace back several yield issues back to supplier materials, and on separate occasions to our processes. Many of the processes used to manufacture diodes are also used to manufacture thyristors, so I often contributed to other projects.A highlight of my time here is arranging the weekly internal football match, and social events.

Chippenham, England, United Kingdom

My first foray into the industrial world! Started as mandatory 1 week work experience, that ended up lasting 10 years. My primary role was to reduce operating costs and waste in the semiconductor manufacturing process. Sometimes this was a relatively simple task with a big impact on operating costs, such as reviewing consumable usage across the entire factory. On other occasions it got more technical, and involved improving yields by reducing process variation. A particularly interesting project for me was improving doping uniformity within a batch. Analysing data from processes allowed me to identify when equipment was starting to behave abnormally and implement preventative maintenance instead of reacting to a yield problem further down the line.

Master Of Science - Ms, Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Bachelor Of Engineering - Be, Electrical And Electronics Engineering