• Lead the transfer of advanced analog process technologies among TI’s manufacturing sites across the globe to meet customer-specific dual sourcing requirements for assurance of supply and to enable capacity in advance of customer demand.• Coordinate with other partner organizations (planning, business teams, quality organizations, technology development, characterization resources, etc.) to secure support needed to meet program schedule and success metrics. • Define project proposal, deliverables, and milestones for project phases. Conduct risk assessments and product/silicon electrical performance analysis. Design and develop material/silicon plan and metrics to mitigate risks. • Coordinate and participate in group meetings, project conference calls and management reviews. Communicate program status and key milestones to vested stakeholders. Drive execution of the technology transfer methodology.• Develop project management utilities & tools to improve project manageability, status communication, and project integration with other data sources.• Re-elected Senior Member of Technical Staff in 2016 and 2021.

• Led teams to develop manufacturing processes for the world's smallest autofocus actuator for camera modules used in commercial cell phone.• Coordinated with other partner organizations (planning, business teams, quality organization, technology development, characterization resources, etc.) to secure support needed to meet program schedule and success metrics.• Worked with customers on product roadmap and performance improvement. Presented in customer’s technical and management reviews.• Involved in product spec and layout definition & optimization to improve product performance, manufacturability, and reduce costs.• Received 6 U.S. patents from device, layout, and process related innovations.

Established in 1966, METS is biennial conference that brings together engineers and scientists from the US and the ROC in Taipei, Taiwan. Served as Executive Secretary in 2017 and 2018, and Vice Chair of the US Committee in 2019 and 2020.

CIE/USA-DFW Chapter is one of the largest non-profit professional organization in the Dallas-Forth Worth area - the 4th largest Metroplex in the U.S. We serve more than 5,000 professionals and students each year with a dozen of annual programs that cover all ages. Our main focuses are engineering platform, personal development, and STEM awareness.

• Defined 28nm & 22nm technology nodes backend process design rules (DR) including layout analysis, SRAM bit-cells checkout and optimization, tool-capability exploration, simulation technique selection & enhancement, and simulation model builds and validation. • Worked with multiple foundries in Asia in technical reviews, problem solving, and process characterization to meet product schedule and performance metrics.

• Managed a large diverse work team of technicians within a process technology development organization. • Established processes and maintained process control from the early development to full production for 65nm & 32nm technology nodes.• Collaborated with internal manufacturing sites and external foundries in process transfer and problem solving to meet qualification schedules.• Elected to group member of technical staff and senior member of technical staff.