Craig P. Davis
Corrales, NM ****8
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SUMMARY
Over 25 years of experience in Quality Systems, Electronics Engineering,
Manufacturing and Program Management, semiconductor, MEMs and solar cell
R&D and manufacturing, complex device manufacturing, and electronic
materials characterization and applications.
EDUCATION and QUALIFICATIONS
Masters of Business Administration, Eller College of Management, University
of Arizona. 2009.
Master of Engineering in Microelectronics Manufacturing, Rochester
Institute of Technology 1991.
Bachelor's Degree in General Sciences, University of Rochester. 1984
American Society for Quality (ASQ) Master Black Belt Certification.
EXPERIENCE
7/07 - 8/09, Albuquerque, NM, Applied Technology Associates, Program
Manager
Drove the sensor business and sensor related projects, including space
qualified hardware and sensor manufacturing management. Responsibilities
also included new business development in sensors and other programs. I
successfully developed over $9M worth of new business in a 2 year time
span. I also served as corporate lead for quality and ISO program
development and maintenance.
12/06 - 7/07, Veeco Corp, Tucson, AZ. Technical Support Engineer for
advanced interferometry capital equipment. Applications, Test and
Engineering support.
04/05 - 03/06, Alliant Techsystems / Mission Research Corporation,
Albuquerque, NM.
Program Manager, Clock Driver MCMs. I led a group in a $15M / year
Multifaceted Program involving Design, Manufacture, Test, Life Test
Qualification, and Research and Development of a complex LTCC Multichip
Module Hybrid. Job ended due to Government Termination of the program.
05/03 - 02/04, Intellite Inc, Albuquerque, NM
Production Manager Optical MEMS manufacturing and process development.
Responsible for Yield, Quality, and Reliability Engineering.
08/98 - 10/01, Emcore Corporation, Albuquerque, NM
Operations Manager. Hired as Process Manager to select and purchase the
equipment and start up the new fab for Emcore's compound semiconductor
photovoltaic solar cell division in Albuquerque. Promoted to Operations
Manager in 1999, and later assumed Operations Management responsibility for
the MODE VCSEL Division in addition to the Solar Cell Division.
06/91 - 08/98, Intel Corporation, Albuquerque, NM
Engineering and Management Roles, as follows: Defect Reduction and Yield
Teams Leader in the areas of Tungsten and Oxide Polish. Discovered and
proved the Root Cause of Microscratches, a problem that had plagued Intel
for years. I am very strong in statistics, regression analysis and DOE. I
possess strong organizational and planning skills and I am a team leader.
09/94 - 07/97, Intel Assignee to Sematech, Austin, TX During this time
period, I was still an Intel employee, but was chartered to perform
fundamental materials research at Sematech in Austin, TX.
LKDM Low k Dielectric Constant Materials. Member of the original 4-person
team studying the materials characterization and applications issues
associated with Low k dielectric materials.
EPITs Equipment Productivity Improvement Teams. Defect Reduction in
Leading Edge Manufacturing Equipment.
09/90 - 06/91, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
Full time graduate student on fellowship in the Microelectronic Engineering
Department under Dr. Lynn Fuller.
01/88 - 08/90, Xerox Corporation, Rochester, NY
R & D Engineer in hybrid microelectronics, electro-mechanical processes and
equipment engineering.
PUBLICATIONS
1. Emcore Solar Cell Growth Development DOE Screening Experiments, Emcore
Internal, 1999
2. Microscratch screening experiments, Root Cause Determination, Intel
internal, 1998
3. TiN Defect Reduction in the Applied Materials Endura Sputter tool,
Sematech 1998
4. Low k Materials Via Etch development, Sematech FTAB report, 1996 Intel
iPTC Conference;
5. Low k Dielectric Processing in Al / W integration 7/96 Sematech
6. Low k Dielectric Materials Characterization Project, MCNC, 1995
7. Several Sematech Tech Transfers in Low k Dielectrics and Equipment
Productivity.
8. Genus RGA Mass Spec Development, Intel internal, 1993
9. Surfscan 4500 Interfab comparison, Intel internal publication, 1992
10. Poly-Flow Cleaning Technology, Intel internal publication, 1992
11. Gasonics Development, Intel Internal publication, 1991