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| Contact | 1064 Van Voorhis Rd
Apt # J104
Morgantown, WV 26505
US
3046858658
urs_422@yahoo.com |
Goal | To pursue a career in the field of micro-fabrication and integration of semiconductor devices. |
| Skills | UV photolithography,ICP-RIE etching,metallization,thin film growth using PECVD,SPUTTERING,wire bonding,Analyzing SEM images, Mask Design using L-Edit |
| Qualifications | Masters in Electrical Engineering at West Virginia University Aug 2005- Nov 2007
Bachelors in Electronics and Communication Engineering, J.N.T.University, India Aug 2001- May 2005.
Summary:
Over 1 and half years clean room experience.
Expertise in UV photolithography, Dry Etching (ICP-RIE), Wet etching,
Wire bonding, Characterization and thin film growth using PECVD.
Experienced in the development of ohmic and Schottky contacts using DC magnetron sputtering station and E-beam.
Developed SiC/Si based HEMT.
Performed structural and elemental analysis of devices using SEM and EDAX.
Strong background in semiconductor device physics, digital and analog circuit
design, and fabrication processes of MOSFETs including CMOS.
Skilled in Matlab, PSPICE, MEDICI, VHDL, T-SUPREM and L-Edit.
Effective ability to work independently as well as a team member.
Relevant course work:
Advanced Semiconductors, Micro-fabrication, Analog Electronic circuits,
CMOS Device Design, Optoelectronics and Electromagnetic waves.
Work Experience:
Research Assistant, LCSEE Dept, and WVU Aug 2005 – till date
Designed a linear Transmission Line Method (TLM) mask by L-Edit for the purpose of measuring the specific contact resistivity.
Worked on the development of 3C-SiC/Si based gas sensor for temperatures above 600 °C through metallization of ohmic and schottky contacts on 3C-SiC.
Optimized the I-V characteristics of 3C-SiC for different flow rates of hydrogen gas at different temperatures.
Graduate Assistant, HRE Dept, WVU Jan 2006 – Aug 2007
Provide technical support regarding computers and printers to professors and Dean’s Office and assisted director in planning inventory of desktops, printers, laptops, servers, projectors and audio-video devices.
Created database in SQL that stored inventory of all the computers, laptops, projectors, audio-video equipments and teach students to use, MS Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Webpage designing and Adobe Photoshop.
References: Available upon request.
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Updated: 2007-10-15 |
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