Chemical Engineer, Process Engineer

Janet Mok

**** ***** *****, **** *** San Diego, CA 92122 650-***-****

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Education

University of California, San Diego Fall 2010 -

La Jolla, CA June 2015

Chemical Engineering B.S.

Relevant Coursework:

Heat & Mass Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, Chemical Reaction

Engineering, Chemical Plant Processes

Thermodynamics, Separation Processes, Process Dynamics & Control,

Intro to Renewable Energy

Qualifications Summary

Excellent leadership, communication, attention to detail, goal-oriented research,

analytical and organizational capabilities

Strong project planning, process control, execution, and management utilizing

analytical data analysis, problem solving, and creative abilities

Performance and results driven will help contribute and generate innovative ideas

while taking products from concept to manufacturing completion

Knowledge & Skills

Professional: Technical:

Leadership, Precision and Caution in Silicon oxide etch process and

Measurements and Data Acquisition and electrochemical etch process

Analysis, Analytical Problem Solving Wet and Dry Etch Wafer Processes

Abilities, Technical Report Writing, Basic Photolithography

Scientific Documentation, and Experimenting, researching, and analyzing

Professional Presentations different types of selective photoresist

Strong Chemical Engineering Operations removal using various techniques

and Applications Hydrolysis Processes, Acid-Conversion,

Equipment: and Pressure Tests

SEM, Image Spectrometer, Filmetrics F20, Chemical and Mechanical System Design and

Ellipsometer, FTIR Spectrometer Modification

Tepla 100, Technics PEIIB Etcher Design of Experiments (DOE), Standard

Sonicator, Ultrasonic Bath Operating Procedures (SOPs), P&ID

Characterization Instruments: Napson Controls and Diagrams

(Resistance Measurement), 4-Point Probe, New Process Control Design, Process Scale

Haze-Gard (Reflectance) Up, and Implementation, Product Research

Computer/Programs: and Development, and Simulation

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Heat Exchangers, Separation Columns,

Powerpoint), Linux, Visio Transfer Functions

Matlab, Basic Java, Teraterm, LabView, Experimental research involving

Aspen, Simulink surfactants, colorants, and polymer

chemistry

Relevant Experience

Nanowire Ink Formulations R&D Intern, Innova Dynamics June-Septemb

San Francisco, CA er 2014

Led new technology DOE research with aqueous nanowire touch sensor

inks conducting 5 DOE's per day

Improved each DOE to deduce which variables and components maximized

performance and minimized cost

Managed and analyzed with different characterization methods of

various touch sensor substrates

Engineered and conducted various experiments and analysis on

different formulations of nanowires in various ink formulations for

sensor conductivity

Monitored the settling rate of different types of inks to determine

the best formulation of vehicles

Junior Design Research Project, UCSD Department of Nanoengineering January-June

San Diego, CA

Modeled a methanol synthesis plant by calculating material balances 2014

and modeling thermodynamic properties

Optimized controllers based on the disturbance input and set-point

change for process scale up

Planned and led team meetings while delegating and keeping track of

members' tasks to ensure quality research

Chemical Engineering Intern, Rasirc, Inc. June

San Diego, CA 2013-2014

Revamped the Hydrolysis Process resulting in more efficient and

higher quality production at lower costs

Excelled in building, executing, and experimenting with different

test setups and prototypes for R&D

Demonstrated expertise in process monitoring, troubleshooting, and

analysis of potential process improvements

Designed, engineered, and modified different types of mechanical and

chemical systems and processes; an example is a system to test lumen

strength in products, while also modifying temperature and pressure

controls

Successfully test ran and modified 4 Stabilized H2O2 Vapor Delivery

systems until stabilized data for shipment

Upheld personal initiative in problem-solving with excellent

attention to detail

Undergraduate Researcher, UCSD Department of Biochemistry March 2012-

La Jolla, CA

June 2013

Increased post docs efficiency and quality of their research with

nanoparticles and porous silicon

Experimented with the fundamental dissolution rate of porous Silicon

and porous SiO2 particles via perforated etch, and monitored the

different areas of porous material in silicon wafers for enhanced

particle embedding

Collaborated with a small start-up company to create a process

capable of producing nanoparticles at a larger scale with a bigger

etch cell, and researched ways to create a "biomaterials grade" of

porous Silicon

Enhanced the degradation characteristics of silicon particles for

drug delivery research

Nano3 Cleanroom Lab Assistant, UCSD CalIt2 January-Augu

La Jolla, CA st 2013

Maintained different types of machinery in the cleanroom and managed

hazardous waste disposal

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