Jason Parker
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Mark Stone
I’ve had the pleasure to work alongside Jason for a little over two years. In that time, I’ve seen him perform above and beyond at both the core elements of his job as a semiconductor process engineer and other tasks that go beyond the scope of his role. When I started my first engineering job after graduate school, Jason selflessly provided mentorship for myself and other junior team members. I would like to commend him for his patience with assisting others, being an active listener, and providing quality feedback. Jason consistently leads by example by being proactive, dependable, and disciplined. He has successfully spearheaded many of our semiconductor process challenges by being both rigorously systematic and data driven. Part of this success is also due to his effective cross-team communication with co-workers with different areas of expertise. Thanks to Jason, I truly understand the importance of fostering work relationships with other team members as it pays dividends in teamwork and productivity. Jason has played a pivotal role in defining our positive company culture and is highly regarded among his peers. He is an asset on any team. Thank you for everything you do!
Kevin Hughes
Jason is a highly skilled, productive, creative, and dependable semiconductor process development engineer. Beyond that, another of his exceptional strengths is that he brings the same systematic, rigorous, and logical approach, and his full energy, to projects in other technical areas also, regardless of the size of the project. This has been an especially powerful skill in a small startup, where job responsibilities and areas of technical focus change often. His approach significantly improves the probability that an R&D effort will be successful, and helps the teams he's on to navigate difficult and potentially confusing projects. Jason is also a great coworker because he is proactive about making the teams around him better. He does this by sharing information, both lab data and general methods he's learned to improve R&D. I've seen him do this in formal situations, like presentations he's given on design of experiments, and also informally in day to day interactions with his teammates. He is very deliberate and conscientious about his communication, and maintains a high standard in all of his work.
Mark Stone
I’ve had the pleasure to work alongside Jason for a little over two years. In that time, I’ve seen him perform above and beyond at both the core elements of his job as a semiconductor process engineer and other tasks that go beyond the scope of his role. When I started my first engineering job after graduate school, Jason selflessly provided mentorship for myself and other junior team members. I would like to commend him for his patience with assisting others, being an active listener, and providing quality feedback. Jason consistently leads by example by being proactive, dependable, and disciplined. He has successfully spearheaded many of our semiconductor process challenges by being both rigorously systematic and data driven. Part of this success is also due to his effective cross-team communication with co-workers with different areas of expertise. Thanks to Jason, I truly understand the importance of fostering work relationships with other team members as it pays dividends in teamwork and productivity. Jason has played a pivotal role in defining our positive company culture and is highly regarded among his peers. He is an asset on any team. Thank you for everything you do!
Kevin Hughes
Jason is a highly skilled, productive, creative, and dependable semiconductor process development engineer. Beyond that, another of his exceptional strengths is that he brings the same systematic, rigorous, and logical approach, and his full energy, to projects in other technical areas also, regardless of the size of the project. This has been an especially powerful skill in a small startup, where job responsibilities and areas of technical focus change often. His approach significantly improves the probability that an R&D effort will be successful, and helps the teams he's on to navigate difficult and potentially confusing projects. Jason is also a great coworker because he is proactive about making the teams around him better. He does this by sharing information, both lab data and general methods he's learned to improve R&D. I've seen him do this in formal situations, like presentations he's given on design of experiments, and also informally in day to day interactions with his teammates. He is very deliberate and conscientious about his communication, and maintains a high standard in all of his work.
Mark Stone
I’ve had the pleasure to work alongside Jason for a little over two years. In that time, I’ve seen him perform above and beyond at both the core elements of his job as a semiconductor process engineer and other tasks that go beyond the scope of his role. When I started my first engineering job after graduate school, Jason selflessly provided mentorship for myself and other junior team members. I would like to commend him for his patience with assisting others, being an active listener, and providing quality feedback. Jason consistently leads by example by being proactive, dependable, and disciplined. He has successfully spearheaded many of our semiconductor process challenges by being both rigorously systematic and data driven. Part of this success is also due to his effective cross-team communication with co-workers with different areas of expertise. Thanks to Jason, I truly understand the importance of fostering work relationships with other team members as it pays dividends in teamwork and productivity. Jason has played a pivotal role in defining our positive company culture and is highly regarded among his peers. He is an asset on any team. Thank you for everything you do!
Kevin Hughes
Jason is a highly skilled, productive, creative, and dependable semiconductor process development engineer. Beyond that, another of his exceptional strengths is that he brings the same systematic, rigorous, and logical approach, and his full energy, to projects in other technical areas also, regardless of the size of the project. This has been an especially powerful skill in a small startup, where job responsibilities and areas of technical focus change often. His approach significantly improves the probability that an R&D effort will be successful, and helps the teams he's on to navigate difficult and potentially confusing projects. Jason is also a great coworker because he is proactive about making the teams around him better. He does this by sharing information, both lab data and general methods he's learned to improve R&D. I've seen him do this in formal situations, like presentations he's given on design of experiments, and also informally in day to day interactions with his teammates. He is very deliberate and conscientious about his communication, and maintains a high standard in all of his work.
Mark Stone
I’ve had the pleasure to work alongside Jason for a little over two years. In that time, I’ve seen him perform above and beyond at both the core elements of his job as a semiconductor process engineer and other tasks that go beyond the scope of his role. When I started my first engineering job after graduate school, Jason selflessly provided mentorship for myself and other junior team members. I would like to commend him for his patience with assisting others, being an active listener, and providing quality feedback. Jason consistently leads by example by being proactive, dependable, and disciplined. He has successfully spearheaded many of our semiconductor process challenges by being both rigorously systematic and data driven. Part of this success is also due to his effective cross-team communication with co-workers with different areas of expertise. Thanks to Jason, I truly understand the importance of fostering work relationships with other team members as it pays dividends in teamwork and productivity. Jason has played a pivotal role in defining our positive company culture and is highly regarded among his peers. He is an asset on any team. Thank you for everything you do!
Kevin Hughes
Jason is a highly skilled, productive, creative, and dependable semiconductor process development engineer. Beyond that, another of his exceptional strengths is that he brings the same systematic, rigorous, and logical approach, and his full energy, to projects in other technical areas also, regardless of the size of the project. This has been an especially powerful skill in a small startup, where job responsibilities and areas of technical focus change often. His approach significantly improves the probability that an R&D effort will be successful, and helps the teams he's on to navigate difficult and potentially confusing projects. Jason is also a great coworker because he is proactive about making the teams around him better. He does this by sharing information, both lab data and general methods he's learned to improve R&D. I've seen him do this in formal situations, like presentations he's given on design of experiments, and also informally in day to day interactions with his teammates. He is very deliberate and conscientious about his communication, and maintains a high standard in all of his work.
Experience
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Impinj
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United States
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Information Technology & Services
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300 - 400 Employee
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Staff Process Integration Engineer
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May 2023 - Present
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STRIVE
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United States
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Wellness and Fitness Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Hardware Integration Manager
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Apr 2022 - May 2023
Managed R&D, manufacturing, and quality teams producing biometric wearables products. Managed products through prototype, pre-production, and production stages. Managed manufacturing partners and suppliers. Managed production schedule and inventory. Built company infrastructure and engineering processes. Led Lean improvements and waste elimination activities.
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Engineering Manager
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Apr 2021 - Apr 2022
Managed products through prototype, pre-production, and production stages. Built company infrastructure and engineering processes. Led Lean improvements and waste elimination activities.
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Carlisle Interconnect Technologies
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United States
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Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Senior Microfabrication Manufacturing Engineer
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Jun 2020 - Apr 2022
-Improved manufacturing processes, analyzed production and staffing models and drove output improvements, and managed on-time delivery in flex circuit foundry. -Built and directed implementation of MES and ERP systems, Lean and CIP projects, new collaboration tools, and automation improvements. -Supported NPI and process transfer between engineering and production teams. -Led change transformation initiatives. -Improved manufacturing processes, analyzed production and staffing models and drove output improvements, and managed on-time delivery in flex circuit foundry. -Built and directed implementation of MES and ERP systems, Lean and CIP projects, new collaboration tools, and automation improvements. -Supported NPI and process transfer between engineering and production teams. -Led change transformation initiatives.
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Modern Hydrogen
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United States
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Renewable Energy Equipment Manufacturing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Process Engineer
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Apr 2017 - Apr 2020
Performed R&D on semiconductor anode devices for thermionic energy converters. Designed new architecture concepts, process flows, and layouts. Developed cleanroom processes: deposition, lithography, etch, cleans, and metallization. Built and tested integrated prototypes. Performed R&D on semiconductor anode devices for thermionic energy converters. Designed new architecture concepts, process flows, and layouts. Developed cleanroom processes: deposition, lithography, etch, cleans, and metallization. Built and tested integrated prototypes.
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Intel Corporation
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United States
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Semiconductor Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Senior Process Integration Engineer
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Oct 2013 - Mar 2017
Developed next-generation interconnect (BEOL) processes. Process development spanning etch, lithography, deposition, cleans, and planarization modules. Developed next-generation interconnect (BEOL) processes. Process development spanning etch, lithography, deposition, cleans, and planarization modules.
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Silexos
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Renewable Energy Semiconductor Manufacturing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Photovoltaic Materials Scientist
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Jul 2009 - Jan 2011
Set up lab environment, installed tools, developed materials and devices for photovoltaic start-up company. Set up lab environment, installed tools, developed materials and devices for photovoltaic start-up company.
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Stanford Nanofabrication Facility
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Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Cleanroom Support Staff
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Sep 2007 - Jun 2009
Qualified lithography machines, developed processes, and trained users. Qualified lithography machines, developed processes, and trained users.
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Education
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2009 - 2013
Stanford University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Electrical and Electronics Engineering -
2006 - 2009
Stanford University
Master of Science (MS), Electrical and Electronics Engineering -
2001 - 2006
University of Washington
Bachelor of Science (BS), Electrical and Electronics Engineering -
2001 - 2006
University of Washington
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), German Language and Literature -
2003 - 2004
Technische Universität Wien
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