Danielle Ray

Thin Films Process Development Equipment Engineer @Texas Instruments

Lehi, UT, US

Project management over “first of a kind” installation for CVD & Epi systems•Frequent collaboration and troubleshooting with tool suppliers to enable installation timelines and resolve start-up issues•Organize and communicate project Gantts via weekly presentations •Generate technical documentation and procedures capturing critical process and equipment parameters•Develop tool specifications and process scorecard for acceptance criteria •Partner with ESH teams to ensure site safety requirements are followed for \"first of a kind\" equipment and close gaps where identified•Perform Cost of Ownership analysis and comparative analysis for multi-supplier tooling•Forecast tooling and consumable requirements from product loading scenarios •Efficient communication for technical issues and collaborates with multi-disciplined team for problem solving•Identified wafer handling issue on \"first of a kind system\" due to motion controller speed difference between frame generation; collaborated with tool supplier for technical resolution•Partnered with tool supplier technical group to quantify normal RPS valve performance on \"first of a kind\" tooling and eliminated failing auto service routine through automated fault detection analysis•Conducted experiments to quantify Epi outgassing, implement safety guidelines to eliminate exposure risk and determined integration solution to eliminate outgassing •Wrote two technical papers for technical conference; presented on both papers and won presentation award for paper on Epi facilitation design with ‘new’ safety designs not utilized in the TI network•Won ‘Living Our Values’ award for identification, experimentation and resolution for Epi outgassing

California State University-Fresno

Engineer’s Degree