Objective:
Seeking an entry level engineering or scientific
research position with the opportunity to advance towards a career emphasizing
research and/or technical development.
Education:
Texas Tech University
Graduation: May 1998
Major: M.S. Applied Physics
G.P.A.: 3.57
Thesis: "Construction
of a Scanning Tunneling Microscope for Imaging Carbon Nanotubes"
Texas Tech University
Graduation: August 1995
Major: B.S. Electrical Engineering / Engineering Physics
G.P.A.: 3.09
Engineering
Experience:
Possess engineering experience from developing
the following projects as an undergraduate:
Department
of Physics , Texas Tech University
Fall 1996 / Spring 1997
Teaching
Assistant
Space Power Lab , Kirtland AFB-Albuquerque,
NM
Summer 1996
Graduate
Research Assistant
Tested and Analyzed AMTEC power cells
for satellites
Computer Skills:
Visual BASIC, FORTRAN, Assembly, PSPICE, MATLAB,
Maple, C/C++, Unix/Linux, LABView, DOS, VMS, DSP programming, Mathcad,
various Microsoft productivity software
Other Skills:
Possess knowledge of vacuum systems, computer
instrumentation, SEM techniques, basic machining skills, and basic electrical
skills.
Activities / Honors:
IEEE Member, American Physical Society, J.W.
Day Scholarship, Dean's List, Golden Key Honor Society, Society of Physics
Students, AFOSR Summer Research Award, Registered EIT, Outstanding Physics
MS Student for the 1997-1998 Academic Year