1. RAY HARLOW
18021 East Mews Road 480-703-4629
Queen Creek, Arizona 85142 rharlow2016@gmail.com
SUMMARY
Highly experienced, talented and dependable electronic, mechanical technician skilled in
preventative maintenance, assembly and complex troubleshooting of High Vacuum
manufacturing tools utilized in the microchip industry. Continually strives to ensure safety,
quality control, and reduction of repair expenditures by initiating and developing solutions and
improvements to support manufacturing goals. Implemented maintenance training, and
troubleshooting methods used to develop troubleshooting techniques. I served 6 years as an
Emergency Response Team member that required continuous teamwork and skills to resolve
safety issues. I was tasked with mitigating and or isolating Hazardous chemicals and gas spills
or leaks. I annually trained to provide basic medical and life support actions. In the U.S Navy I
performed daily maintenance of aircraft, associated aeronautical equipment and aircraft support
equipment.
KEY QUALIFICATIONS
 HV Lean
Manufacturing
 Thin Film RF &
Vacuum
 Assembly and Rebuild
of mechanical parts
 ISO 9001 Clean room
concepts
 Certified trainer  COHE PPE HAZMAT
certified/
 Statistical Process
Control SPC
 Hazardous material
trained
 Proficient computer
knowledge
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
INTEL CORPORATION 1997-2016
Sr. Mechanical Technician
Successfully conducted preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical,
robotic, pneumatic, mechanical, thermal and optical control systems related to manufacturing
equipment in the microchip industry. Implemented procedures to improve product quality and
maximize operating capacity and efficiency.
 Utilized state of the art mechanical and process training techniques obtained from Intel
product development factory to assist with Decommissioning, Dismantling tools for removal
and Install Qual IQ of new manufacturing tools for a LEAN ISO 9001 Arizona factory.
Startup was the most rapid in Intel history while preserving product quality and safety
standards of the development factory.
 Responsible for maintenance and effective troubleshooting on High Vacuum manufacturing
Thin Film process tools which improved process tool availability, product through-put time
and reduced repair expense.

2. RAY HARLOW
 Ensured critical calibrations of Mass Flow Controllers, Chamber pressure manometers,
Performed RF calibrations and troubleshooting of bad RF generators, laser optical systems
and robot handling.
 Utilized sensitive tools including Multimeter, Oscilloscopes, dial indicators, RF Narda
meters, torque wrenches etc. to ensure quality maintenance was performed and that the
mechanical parts were rebuilt and installed per the required spec procedures.
 Identified and repaired potentially costly mechanical and process issues using SPC
statistical process control data, and strong analytical troubleshooting skills.
 Demonstrated skills in effective communication with engineering while effectively
maintaining and troubleshooting mechanical problems. Exhibits leadership skills while
mentoring, training and certifying new team members in preventive maintenance and
troubleshooting procedures.
 Utilized Schematics, technical drawings, Spec procedures and BOM list to design and
implement maintenance and process procedures. This proved to increase safety and
quality while reducing equipment down time and costs.
CDI TECHNICAL STAFFING 1996-1997
Manufacturing Technician
 Proven contractor at Intel for one year before hired as permanent employee.
FINE WIRE COIL COMPANY 1995-1996
Electronics Manufacturer
 Assembled, repaired and performed quality assurance on transformers used by electronic
companies across the nation. Routinely used diagnostic tools to perform failure analysis on
product.
US NAVY SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 1993-1995
Airman
 Managed and performed daily maintenance of military aircraft to ensure all safety and flight
standards were met for the aircraft and the flight crew. Operated ground support and
related aviation equipment. Trained new Navy personnel in maintenance procedures as
required.
EDUCATION
ITT Technical Institute, Phoenix, AZ
Associate of Science, Electronic Engineering Technology
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

3. RAY HARLOW
 Novellus 300mm vendor semiconductor
maintenance training: 176 hrs
 Applied Materials vendor semiconductor
maintenance training: 224 hrs
 RF troubleshooting Vendor training: 32
hrs
 Vacuum Troubleshooting Vendor
training: 40 hrs
 Respirator/Airline annual certification
 Calibration tool cordinator
 Control of Hazardous Energies and
Lock-out/Tag-out annual certification
 Hazardous Chemical and Gas
Maintenance annual certification ERT
 Lean Manufacturing Concepts and
Applications
 CPR bi-annual certification
 Military trained on ESD, FOD and tool
accountability.
 Knowledge of Microsoft programs and
general computing
 Willing to travel