From: mrowe@ee.egr.duke.edu (Mark W. Rowe)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MSEE seeking a career in the Semiconductor Industry
Date: 15 Sep 92 19:34:13 GMT
Organization: Duke University EE Dept.; Durham, NC


                               Mark W. Rowe
                           2006 Snowcrest Trail
                             Durham, NC 27707

OBJECTIVE
To obtain a position in the semiconductor industry in product engineering or
process engineering, utlizing my technical background as well as my excellent
oral communication skills

EDUCATION
Duke University, Durham, NC
     Master of Science in Electrical Engineering                  December 1992
     Thesis: Characterization of Dielectric Films on InP Deposited by Electron
             Cyclotron Resonance CVD 

Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC
     Master of Science in Physics                                 August 1991
     Thesis: Picosecond Photoelectron Spectroscopy of Si(111) 7x7, Si(100) 2x1,
             Si(111) 1x1
     
     Bachelor of Arts in Physics, Magna Cum Laude, 3.54/4.0       May 1990

HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
-Eagle Scout Award
-Co-authored three research articles published in national physics and
     engineering journals
-Presented physics research at three national physics meetings
-Sigma Pi Sigma - National Physics Honor Society
-Dean's List 1987-1990

TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE
*Integrated circuit fabrication techniques: wafer cleaning and etching, 
     photolithography, thermal oxidation, metallization
*Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) Circuit Design
*Semiconductor Device Measurements: current-voltage, high frequency capacitance
     voltage, and spreading resistance measurements
*Surface Science Techniques: scanning tunneling microscopy, scanning electron
     microscopy, ellipsometry, photoelectron spectroscopy, Auger electron
     spectrscopy
*Device and Circuit simulation using SPICE and CAZM

WORK EXPERIENCE
Duke University, Durham, NC
Graduate Research Assistant                                      Aug. 91-present
     Fabricated dielectric films on InP using electron cyclotron resonance
     plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition and researched the properties
     of this metal-insulator semiconductor structure for device applications;
     Performed electrical measurements and quantitatively analyzed each
     sample to improve the fabrication process (20 hours per week)

Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC                        Jan. 87-Aug.91
Research Assistant
     Coordinated a research project studying the electronic properties of 
     silicon surfaces probed by ultrafast laser pulses; Implemented all phases
     of the experiment; Performed experiments, analyzed data, and published a
     research journal article with the conclusions (20 hours per week)

     Investigated the thermal reaction of nitric oxide with GaAs from 4 K to
     room temperature using x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy

Teaching Assistant
     Taught introductory physics laboratories to undergraduate students

ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS
-Committee to institute total quality management cirriculum in the engineering
     and business schools at Duke University
-Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
-President, Society of Physics Students
-Vice President, Chess Club
-Intervarsity Christian Fellowship

REFERENCES
Available on request