Michael Brown has over 20 years of experience as a skilled lead fabricating wafer operator. He is responsible for loading and unloading wafer equipment, maintaining machines, cleaning them, and keeping them stocked. He also monitors the machines to ensure proper operation and conducts quality control testing. Brown most recently worked for 20 years at NXP in Austin, Texas as a lead operator and fabricating operator, where he processed wafers in semiconductor manufacturing in a clean room environment.

1. Michael Brown
13312 William Harrison Court
Manor, TX 78653
512-299-7330 austinmichael37@yahoo.com
Summary
Skilled Lead Fabricating Wafer Operator with 20 years’ experience in the photo department.
Responsible for loading and unloading the wafer equipment, maintaining machines, cleaning it,
and keeping it stocked with the supplies that it needs. Monitor the machines for proper operation
and engage in quality control testing. Duties performed in a special clean room environment
Experience
NXP, Austin, Texas Oct 1995 – March 2016
Lead Operator/ Fab Operator
Worked as a lead in photo for 4 1/2 years. Performed semiconductor processes to manufacture
silicon phototransistors, silicon photodiodes and light emitting diodes. Job required working in a
clean room environment, handling chemicals, microscope inspections and processing wafers.
 Process wafers in photo masking, diffusion, wet etch, wafer dicing, metallization, inspection
 Work with semi-automatic equipment and manual wet benches and follow processing
specifications in detail
 Set up (batch) starts, processing wafers and microscope inspections
 Data entry and documentation of processing lots
 Basic personal computer and keyboarding skills for the accurate input of data
 Update documentation (work instructions) as required
 Work with Process/Equipment Engineers to troubleshoot process issues as needed
 Perform hands on work in a clean room environment
 Maintain engineering notebooks for process experimentation
 A self-motivated individual that can work independently with minimal supervision or equally
well in a collaborative team environment
 Must be able to adhere to all clean room and safety requirements.
 Accuracy in documentation and data entry
 Possess an excellent work ethic in terms of attendance, organization and team skills
 Flexible and able to adjust to changing goals, objectives and policies
 Can stand for long hours in a clean room environment, moving from workstation to
workstation, and extend arm movements while handling wafers
 Able to perform multiple tasks simultaneously and demonstrate excellent manual dexterity
Education
Associates degree as an electronic technician – Southwest School of Electronics