Michaela Salazar Email & Phone Number

As a DPA (Destructive Physical Analysis) Chemist with over 7 years of experience, I possess the ability and qualifications to ensure electronic components' quality and reliability through rigorous testing and analysis. I have mastered semiconductor analysis techniques, and am a subject matter expert in most. My skill set encompasses a wide range of techniques, including chemical decapsulation, cross-sectioning, X-ray, and acoustic microscopy, allowing me to proficiently identify defects and anomalies in components. I excel at data analysis and presenting clear reports to industry customers.Throughout my career, I have been committed to maintaining high standards of quality and accuracy in my work. With specialized training in DPA testing, including MIL-STD-1580, MIL-STD-883, and MIL-STD-750. I am well-versed in industry-specific regulations and standards, making me an asset to any team. My experience spans diverse industries, including aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing, where I have gained recognition for my meticulous attention to detail and technical expertise, particularly in testing semiconductors with copper wire bonds. I've developed processes and testing flows to improve the efficiency and quality of final results.My educational background includes a degree in Chemistry, and I have completed numerous training programs in materials science, metallurgy, safety, and quality management. I am constantly enhancing my skills and staying up-to-date with the latest testing methods and technologies.I thrive on the challenge of solving complex issues within semiconductor supply chains and am eager to contribute my expertise to your team's design, development, and analysis efforts. If you're in search of a dedicated DPA scientist with a proven track record, let's connect and explore how I can make a valuable addition to your team.

Listed skills include Data Collection, Data Analysis, Wet Chemistry, Raman Spectroscopy, and 10 others.

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  University Of New Mexico

  Chemistry