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Educational Background and Work Experience
I've been working full time at NU as a Scanning Electron Microscopist in the NUANCE (www.nuance.northwestern.edu) facility since August, 2002. Last fall, I began part-time study toward a M.S. in Materials Science and Engineering in Professor Dravid's research group. I graduated with a B.S. in Materials Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2000. During my study at UIUC, I concentrated in polymeric materials and worked on a project developing self-healing composite materials (http://www.autonomic.uiuc.edu/).
After graduation, I accepted a position with Motorola, Inc. in their Semiconductor Products Sector. The first year of my employment at Motorola was spent in the Manufacturing Engineering Rotation Program, where I gained experience in several different areas of semiconductor processing including PVD, photolithography and MEMS processes. After the rotation program, I accepted a permanent position as a Process Engineer in the metals group at CS-1, Motorola's gallium-arsenide lab/fab.
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