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Brian D. Shea
Email (****@**********.***)
SUMMARY: Obtain an Environmental Specialist, position that would utilize
my education, diversity and industrial experience. My
background is in research, quality control, and the
materials/environmental science industry emphasizing on
surface chemistry. Utilized reactor chemistry (MOCVD and
CVRP via Halide delivery for a template and thick-film),
separations, characterization, mass and energy balances for
the processing of thin/thick-films. This position would
allow me to utilize my knowledge of chemical engineering,
thin metal - films, and environmental protocols.
STRENGTHS:
> Have 15+yrs experience within a material-
science/environmental laboratory including clean room
("100"), modifying processing and production when
needed.
> Utilized VLSI technology (Monte Carlo Model).
> 4+yrs in research and development of GaN thin/thick-
film on sapphire substrate using CVRP and MOCVD as well
as other ceramic substrates and formulations for film
adherence to a substrate.
> Characterization experience with TEM, SEM, AFM, XRD, FT-
IR Spectroscopy, Mass Spectrometry, and 4 point probe
for resistivity analysis.
> Utilized quality control (Quality Control Coordinator)
using, RCA, PCA, PHA, EHS, LOPA and PIP for analyst
production improvement.
Used Excel for most SPC.
> Compiled data for MSDS and standardized conversions
and followed AHERA & MCP for waste disposal protocols.
> Have strong communication/MS Suite computer skills
using Excel MATLAB/SIMULINK for running simulations for
transport.
PROFESSIONAL
1 EXPERIENCE: George Mason University
Manassas, VA
April 2006 - August 2008
Analyst: Characterization by TEM and FT-IR Spectroscopy,
compiled and presented data. Wrote proposals as well as
standardized conversions for MSDS. Utilized Self- Ensemble
of Molecules (Biomimetics) formulations for thin film
research in solgels for biomaterials. Quality control using
Excel and MATLAB/SIMULINK for quick data compilation and
simulation.
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2 AMERI SCI
Boston, MA December 2004 - August 2005
Analyst - Contract work: quality control using MS Excel,
materials testing and mineral analysis using TEM and x-ray
analysis, SOPs, separation processes using filtration for
non-organically bound materials (NOB), and sludge.
Nucleator quality control studies for milling techniques in
ceramics and industrial materials.
Quincy College
Quincy, MA September 2002 - June 2004
Adjunct Faculty Instructor - Taught eleven courses ranging
from College: math, algebra, physical science and general
chemistry 2.
3
4 Department of Chemical & Nuclear Engineering
Center for Advanced Materials
Umass Lowell January 2000 - June 2004
Research Assistant/Associate - Thin/thick-film analysis,
reactor design for liquid metal, gases, and solvents for
sublimation processes. Utilized TEM, SEM, AFM, FT-IR, XRD
and 4 probe for internal surface (rheaology) and
resistivity studies. Utilized vacuum sputtering equipment
for thin-film growth. Other ceramic substrates used include
SIC, ITO and ZnO. Applied Damascene electroplating method
for copper deposition on silicon wafers. Other research
included Self-Ensemble of Molecules (Biomimetics) using
Michael's Reaction (PAMAM dendrimers) for silicon and
hydroxyapatite solgels. Utilized electrospinning and
solvents to reduce boudin like structures in synthetic
fibers.
5 Sensory Directorate
6 Hanscom Air Force Base
Lincoln MA January 2000-
Febuary 2002
Research and Development - Thin/Thick- film analysis;
fabrication and process of a GaN semiconductor on a
sapphire substrate, using a template grown by Metal Organic
Vapor Deposition (MOCVD). Developing ALN bridges by
temperature ramping (creating holes) thereby reducing
aggregation on the template for better adherence of GaN
thick-film. Single crystals grown on the sapphire template
using the Chemical Vapor Reaction Process (CVRP) reactor
design for subliming a thick-film single crystal epilayer.
Conducted rheology and surface studies using TEM.
PROSCIENCE
Woburn, MA March 1999 - August 2001
TEM Analyst - Contract work: analysis of minerals,
Industrial materials and characterization, NOB's, sludge
and water separation using filtration and Mass
Spectroscopy, quality control and SOPs, TEM and x-ray
diffraction. Characterization of IC boards and silicon
chips. Utilized Excel for quality control.
HYGIENETICS ENVIRONMENTAL Inc.
Boston, MA October 1988 - November 1998
Staff Scientist II - Responsible for the overall operation
and maintenance of the Transmission Electron Microscope
(TEM) Laboratory (materials) including processing,
Production, quality control and equipment maintenance.
Geologist, Quality Assurance/Quality Control Coordinator -
performed site assessments and sampling including test
wells, core sampling, containment analysis and laboratory
work, responsible for compliance using MCP. Maintained
quality control of sample analysis. Compiled statistical
database using MS Excel; chartered data, SOP, ISO's and
GLP. Wrote monthly progress notes, maintained MSDS files,
performed proficiency testing and preparation.
CONFERENCES: American Association of Crystal Growth, Burlington, VT
8/15/01
Author and Presenter: TEM Characterization of Thick-film
GaN Epitaxy on (0001) Sapphire Substrates by Halide
Transport Process
Microscope & Microanalysis, (M&M) San
Francisco, CA 7/14/01
Author: TEM characterization of Thick-film GaN Epitaxy on
(0001) Sapphire Substrates by Halide Transport Process.
American Ceramic Society, Indianapolis, IN, 4/24/01
Co-author: TEM Characterization of a GaN Thin-film Template
on (0001) Surface Sapphire Substrates by MOCVD.
PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIPS: Materials Research Society (MRS)
American Chemical Society (ACS)
New England Society for Microscopy (NESM)
CERTIFICATION: OSHA HAZWOPER, NIOSH 582, Material Science
EDUCATION: University of Massachusetts - Lowell, MA
Department of Chemical Engineering - Masters of Science in
Chemical Engineering- June 2001
Thesis: Characterization and process of GaN on a (0001)
Sapphire substrate
Salem State College - Bachalors of Science in Geology: May
1988
Major concentration: geochemistry and geophysics