From: hepfox@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Dave Peyton)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MSEE with semiconductor (device physics) background seeks dynamic, growth-oriented opportunity
Date: 31 Aug 92 20:06:26 GMT
Reply-To: hepfox@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Dave Peyton)
Organization: The University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX
Originator: hepfox@daisy.cc.utexas.edu


                        DAVID W. PEYTON

                     3524 Greystone Dr., #188
                        Austin, TX 78731
                         (512) 346-8293

POSITION DESIRED:  A challenging research and development position with
                   emphasis on silicon Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (MOS)
                   device physics, fabrication, and/or MOS circuit design.
                   Willing to relocate.

EDUCATION:         Bachelor of Science in Engineering awarded with 
                   distinction, Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, California,
                   1989.  Microelectronics and Computer Development Fellow,
                   The University of Texas at Austin, received tuition
                   and fees plus monthly stipend from MCD Fellowship. 
                   Master of Science in Engineering awarded May, 1991.
                   Courses taken include VLSI Design, Solid State Electronic
                   Theory, Solid State Devices, VLSI Fabrication Techniques,
                   Physics and Technology of MOS Devices, Charge Transport,
                   Submicron Device Physics and Technology, and Semiconductor
                   Microlithography.

RESEARCH:          AC hot carrier stress in submicron MOS devices, charge
                   pumping phenomena, and radiation-hardness analysis of
                   nitrided MOS gate dielectrics grown by RTP-CVD.  Master
                   of Science Thesis topic was issues in the design of 
                   multiple chamber wafer processing systems.  Earlier
                   research in this area focused on non-contact wafer tem-
                   perature measurement techniques.  All graduate work was
                   done under the supervision of Professor Dim-Lee Kwong
                   at the University of Texas.

WORK EXPERIENCE:   Summer 1992.  Summer co-op, SEMATECH, Austin, Texas.
                   Continued development of Gate Oxide Integrity and
                   MOSFET parametric software, both written in HP-BASIC.
                   Increased the level of automation on both programs, and
                   added new tests, including current ramp, Qbd, and AC
                   hot carrier stress.

                   Summer 1990.  Engineering intern, RAPRO Technology, Inc.,
                   Fremont, California.  Developed enhancements for RAPRO's
                   integrated wafer processing system's control software,
                   characterized epitaxial uniformity of wafers processed
                   in RAPRO chambers, and assisted in the development of a
                   backside emissivity measurement technique.

                   Summer 1989.  Engineering intern, Logic Devices Incor-
                   porated, Sunnyvale, California.  Implemented SRAM test
                   software for the Teradyne J937 under a Sun workstation
                   environment.

                   Summer 1988.  Engineering intern, Vitelic Corporation,
                   San Jose, California.  Designed and developed test
                   software for DRAM's and dual-port SRAM's.

OTHER SKILLS:      Good working knowledge of C, Pascal, and Unix (mostly
                   at the user level).  Some background in VLSI layout
                   and simulation CAD software.  Very strong writing and
                   presentation skills.

HONORS AND
ACTIVITIES:        Recipient of Microelectronics and Computer Development
                   fellowship, awarded to 1% of graduate applicants to
                   Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University
                   of Texas.  Member of Psi chapter of Eta Kappa 
                   Nu (Electrical Engineering Honorary), National Merit
                   Scholar, IEEE Student Member.

OUTSIDE INTERESTS: Music (flute), chess and computer chess software, and
                   anthropomorphic comic art (both collecting and creating --
                   I have been published and self-published).

REFERENCES:        On request.