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- Mechanical Engineer at Applied Materials
- Georgia Institute of Technology
- San Francisco Bay
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- 2005 - Present
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Research and development of semiconductor processing equipment, design of process chamber hardware and experimentation, CFD simulations of wafer-processing steps (thermal, stress, radiation, electro-chemistry).- Designed key chamber hardware for process time reduction - Led engineering design for cost reduction of chamber hardware - Designed optical modules for increasing operating efficiency- Designed key chamber hardware for cross-platform transition- Played key role in meeting customer commitments--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2001 - 2005--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Collaborated with industrial sponsors in the design, fabrication and successful implementation of a liquid cooling system (thermosyphon) for a commercial desktop PC--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Designed and constructed a laboratory prototype of a thermosyphon and studied the optimum operating parameters for high heat flux liquid cooling at sub-atmospheric pressures --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Experimentally demonstrated very high heat flux (>100 W/cm2) liquid cooling with laboratory thermosyphon prototype, while keeping surface temperature below 85oC --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Developed a unique model for simulating condensation in rectangular microchannels--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2000 - 2001--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Designed a solution for sub-ambient cooling of server utilizing thermoelectric cooling and insulation--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Designed a cabinet and developed enhanced cooling solutions using forced convection and heat pipes for maximizing heat dissipation for a solder-less DCA package --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1998 - 2000AFOSR/DARPA Consortium for Crystal Growth Research=================================================Implemented porous media model in simulating the heat transfer and fluid flow in hydrothermal crystal growth process--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Identified optimum envelopes for key process parameters in hydrothermal crystal growth--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Validated numerical simulation against past experimental results in a comparative study--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Show All Professional Experiences (1) - 2001 - 2007
Ph.D. Dissertation: Experimental and Numerical Study of Dual-Chamber Thermosyphon
2000 - 2001PhD Candidate (transferred to Georgia Tech)
1998 - 2000MS in Mechanical Engineering in Thermal-fluid sciences - State University of New York at Stony BrookM.S. Thesis: Modeling of Transport Phenomena in Hydrothermal Crystal Growth Systems
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