David Lawrence Neiman
**** ** ***** ***., *********, OR, 97330
. 541-***-**** (cell) . ********@***.***
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/david-neiman/2/7/b61
Hardware Engineer (Laboratory Scientist)
Surface Analysis . Manufacturing Support . R&D Support
Engineering professional with 20+ years of experience in supporting
manufacturing and R&D activities with surface analysis, contributing to
product/materials development and manufacturing improvement activities.
Demonstrated track record of innovative use of analytical instrumentation.
Adept at communicating and collaborating with technical and nontechnical
stakeholders. Committed to leveraging expertise in materials analysis and
processing to speed time-to-resolution of product issues and shortening R&D
development cycle time.
KEY SKILLS
Failure Analysis Competitive analysis Instrument Acquisition
Research Engineering Methodology consulting Quality Testing
Manufacturing Support R&D Process development
EXPERIENCE AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Engineer, Hewlett-Packard Co., Corvallis, OR.
2/1997-11/2009
. As part of a multidisciplinary laboratory, provided analytical support
to manufacturing and R&D. Techniques used include Auger and X-Ray
Photoelectron Spectroscopy. Also provided outsource analysis expertise
for techniques not found within the lab. Supported areas include
thermal inkjet head manufacture and failure analysis, reverse
engineering/competitive analysis, MEMS packaging, nanomaterials and
field-emission devices. Presented results to both individuals and
project teams.
. 2 patents
.
Staff Analyst, Auger Services, Charles Evans & Assoc. Sunnyvale, CA
8/1994-1/1997
. Provided Auger analysis in a contract-lab setting. Client industries
included semiconductors, process gas, disk and biomedical devices.
. Advised clients on best approaches to analytical problems using
techniques in and outside Evans labs.
Surface Analyst, Surface Science Laboratories, Mt. View, CA
1994
. Provided Auger analysis in a contract-lab setting.
Associate Engineer, IBM Corp. Almaden Res. Ctr, San Jose, CA
1988-1994
. Materials analysis support by Auger and Rutherford Backscatter
Spectroscopy. Main areas supported were magnetic-storage materials
including media and read/write heads. Trained users in SEM and Auger.
Department of Chemistry, University of Colorado, Boulder
1984-1987 (postgraduate research)
. Area of research: Adsorption chemistry of small molecules on ultrathin
(less than 10 monolayer) Pd films on refractory-metal and Au surfaces
. Built a surface-chemistry system with Temperature-Programmed
Desorption, Auger, LEED, and liquid-nitrogen to >1000K sample
temperature capabilities.
. Teaching assistant in undergraduate general and physical chemistry
EDUCATION
B.S. in Chemical Engineering
University of California, Berkeley, California