Christopher Debelius

Cell: 415-***-****

email: abvh0c@r.postjobfree.com

Career Objective:

A full time Field Service position with a leading edge company, preferably in the Northern

California Area, where I can successfully demonstrate my technical skills and confidently contribute to the

growth of the company.

Summary of Qualifications:

5 Project Management Quality and Document Control Pre and Post Sales Support

6 6σ SPC FMEA Field Service Engineering

Professional Experience:

1. Installed, serviced and repaired complex automated electromechanical manufacturing equipment

worldwide, providing day-to-day direction on site and driving the install team to a successful, on

time and on budget commissioning of automated equipment.

2. Provided in depth technical support for the validation of engineering driven upgrades to the

manufacturing equipment utilized in the Solar, Semiconductor, MEMS, Automobile, Nano-

Technology and various other high-tech industries.

3. Troubleshoot complex PLC controlled electro-mechanical manufacturing systems, determined

root-cause and provided training and leadership on the use and safety of production equipment to

technicians, engineers and managers worldwide.

4. Performed preventive maintenance activities on equipment, such as those driven by a calendar

event or cycle count and maintained spare parts inventory, work tools and test equipment.

5. Created and used installation checklists and maintained a neat, safe and tidy appearance of the

work site at all times. Trained customer engineers and technicians worldwide.

Employment History:

Wonik Co. Ltd.

Simplox Solar, LLC (Rio Rancho, NM) March 2009 to present

Global Sales and Service Engineer

Simplox Solar represented various Solar OEM’s that did not have the ability to deploy

resources internationally and we install and maintain the equipment they sell to PV (Solar)

manufacturers. My main task in this company was to direct the installation of turnkey automatic

silicon wafer processing systems.

Wonik, a multinational chemical conglomerate based in Korea (called WIQIC in the US),

acquired the assets of Simplox Solar in June of 2011; this US subsidiary manufactures quartz-

ware components for the semiconductor, medical, solar and nuclear industries and I am the sales

and service engineer for the company, troubleshooting process and hardware issues related to

the company’s products.

FormFactor, Inc. (Livermore, CA) June 2008 to March 2009

Process Engineer

Monitored line performance using 6 sigma statistical methods, and provided

troubleshooting and feedback support to FAB Operations in order to maintain and improve

process control; implemented and maintained operator work instructions, and worked with

Manufacturing to achieve quality and output goals, supporting a program of continuous

improvement consistent with company business objectives.

The manufacturing of the product that I was assigned to was discontinued in the USA and

moved offshore, furloughed along with 25% of personnel.

Integrated Materials, Inc. (Sunnyvale, CA) April 2006 to June 2008

Applications Engineer

Traveled extensively throughout the world installing the company products used in

automatic wafer handling equipment, troubleshooting automation and process issues related to

the product and worked in close collaboration with the VP of Engineering to solve latent

engineering issues.

The Company assets sold to an overseas (Chinese) venture; all technical and managerial

personnel furloughed.

Intel (Rio Rancho, NM) April 2001 to April 2006

Equipment Engineer

Resolved technical manufacturing issues such as those caused by complex automated

equipment, and proposed firm solutions sometimes putting together external and internal subject

matter experts to address any potential risks.

Provided daily guidance to junior technicians and engineers on the installation,

commissioning, repair and maintenance of complex automated semiconductor manufacturing

equipment and rationalized a preventative maintenance methodology that increased tool

availability in the BSM module by 17%. I also increased the yield and throughput (250%) in the

automated VFR module and was awarded US Patent 7,325,716 for my lead work on a dense

intermetallic compound layer with increased bump strength.

Initiated, coordinated and implemented the approval of equipment changes and

manufacturing specifications while adhering to Intel’s strict CE! Rule.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science in International Business Administration (BSBA) from New Mexico

Century University, Albuquerque, NM. October 2006.

• Marine Engineering diploma from Calhoon Marine Engineering School, a vocational

college in Baltimore, MD.

• US Navy Aviation Electronics Technician (USN AV”A” School) certificate, Millington, TN.

Military:

Military Sealift Command

Marine Engineer

Served aboard various US Merchant vessels based out of Oakland, CA. As a junior

engineer, I repaired shipboard systems, anything on board the ship from accumulators to zincs;

typical systems included pneumatics, hydraulics, electronics, vacuum, combustion, ballast,

potable water systems, pumping systems and electrical generators and distribution panels; also

assisted the chief engineer with repairs to the main propulsion.

U.S. Navy

Aviation Electronics Technician, E 4

Assigned to AIMD NAS Moffett Field, Sunnyvale, CA, repaired airborne navigation

equipment down to the component level.

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