TERENCE BOES
abqo1a@r.postjobfree.com
**th St NW Unit T5 Washington, DC 20010 Cell:
OBJECTIVE
To
utilize my MOCVD equipment and process experience, education, and creativity
to obtain a rewarding position, develop and produce innovative semiconductor
products.
EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Mechanical
Engineering
University of South Carolina Columbia, SC
3.4 Engineering G.P.A.
Undergraduate research work in GaN MOCVD
EXPERIENCE
Jan 2006 - Present United States Patent Office
Patent Examiner
Jan 2004-June2005
INTRINSIC Semiconductor
Sterling, VA
Lead Equipment Engineer
• Achieved fastest and least expensive GaN MOCVD startup in the world through
extensive GaN MOCVD experience, capital equipment cost negotiations, and hands
on whatever it takes attitude.
• Facilities layout for multiple MOCVD platforms.
• Installation and modification of previously used Emcore D-180 for AlGaN
structures.
• Operation of GaN D-180 MOCVD.
• Characterization of GaN HEMT structures.
• Trained process scientist in GaN D180 MOCVD platform specifics.
• Process engineering development of HEMT structures.
• Demonstrated and shipped world-class HEMT structures to initial INTRINSIC
customers.
• Startup of SiC CVD department.
• Design review and modification of multiple SiC epitaxy platforms.
• Design, specification, procurement and modification of all supporting
gas cabinet equipment. Aggressive cost negotiations and equipment modifications
resulted in savings of $94,000 (~70% discount) from initial quotes.
• Installation of all SiC epitaxy platform and all support equipment.
• Equipment review and modification of SiC VPT production tools.
• SiC VPT equipment troubleshooting and modification.
• Initial development of maintenance programs.
• Writing of procedures for ISO 9000 certification.
• Trained personnel from multiple departments in vacuum equipment technology.
Jan 2001-Dec 2003
Cree Durham, NC
Equipment Engineer
• Promoted into position from Senior Equipment Technician.
• Rapidly ramped MOCVD production capacity 5X to grow InGaN LED business.
• Equipment owner of multiple MOCVD reactors and support equipment.
• Implementation of total production maintenance (TPM) program by management
directive.
• Significantly increased overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) though
multi-faceted approach including extensive equipment modification, timely and
successful preventive and corrective equipment troubleshooting and maintenance,
and process yield improvement.
• Successfully integrated with process team to understand and optimize
reactor performance.
• Identification and elimination of root cause yield detractors by understanding
of MOCVD equipment and InGaN MQW LED process interaction through integration
with highly experience process team.
• Process qualification of modified reactor assemblies.
• Troubleshooting of process variance metrics to identify root cause equipment
correlations.
• Coordination and direction of facilities and contract labor to complete
tasks on time and to specification.
• Scheduling of all maintenance activities on reactors and support equipment.
• Review of all completed work orders for reactor set.
• Tracked, understood, and improved equipment metrics such as availability
and cost of ownership.
• Design of hardware modifications.
• Development of preventive maintenance program.
• Development of procedural documentation program for equipment tasks to
obtain ISO9000 and QS9001 certifications.
• Development of equipment technician training program.
June 1999 - Jan 2001 Cree
Senior Equipment Technician
• Promoted into position from Equipment Technician.
• Supervision of equipment techs on shift.
• Responsible for equipment availability on shift.
• Provide training to new scientists, engineers, technicians, and operators
in MOCVD production equipment and InGaN LED process.
• Rapid installation of multiple new MOCVD tools to support ramping of
production capacity to meet business goals.
• Troubleshoot equipment failures and implement repair.
• Modification of tools to increase uptime, throughput, and yield.
• Performed routine MOCVD reactor maintenance.
Nov 1997-
June 1999 U.S.C.
Photonics & Microelectronics Laboratory Columbia, SC
Undergraduate Research Assistant
• Start up of cleanroom laboratory for the study of Gallium Nitride semiconductor
devices.
• Construction of a Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD) system
used to develop wide bandgap semiconductor materials such as Gallium Nitride.
• Orbital tube welding of high grade stainless steel tube and weld fittings.
• Cleanroom Coordinator responsible for the start up of class 1,000 and
10,000 cleanrooms.
Aug 1996 - Dec
1996 Worthington
Custom Plastics St. Matthews, SC
Engineering Intern
• Layout, design and construction of an assembly line.
• Acquiring, compiling and distributing information regarding the processing
techniques and conditions of various thermoplastics used in the injection molding
process.
• Technical drafting (AutoCAD).
• Quality control- Identify cause and implement corrective procedures.
Sept 1995 - March
1996 Doty Scientific
Columbia, SC
Engineering Intern
• Production of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging (NMRI) probes.
• Machining of ceramics to extremely critical tolerances.
• Identification and organization of various engineering materials.
COMPUTER
SKILLS Emcore EpiView, Quickstep, MS Windows, MS Office,
MS Excel, SAS JMP, AutoCAD, Some ProE, Some MS Access
CHARACTERIZATION Filmetrics
thickness mapping, MDC mercury CV Probe, Leheighton resistivity, and
optical reflectance.
HANDS ON SKILLS Electromechanical
troubleshooting, machining, orbital tube welding, electrical, gas manifold
design and construction, and helium leak checking.
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