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David
Scogin
Employment History:
8/95-3/2004, Engineering Technician at Intel Co.
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While assistant to the Head of the Intel Training
Department at the Intel Santa Clara Site, I helped streamline
the training program by working with engineers and technicians
to rewrite all departments tool specification books for an
easier and more efficient read resulting quicker certification
times.
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While assistant, I help manage and organize over
320 Intel employees training development road map which resulted
in the peers successful career path at Intel. I also created
class schedules and sent out updates and reminders to many
different Intel sites.
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Instructor for Intel University classes to teach
peers on subjects such as general safety and output improvement
which resulted in many awards and recognitions for myself.
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Created a Safety Carnival for all departments to
teach a fun way to learn about safety.
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Leader and driver of the Suggestion Team which
implemented our team ideas as well as suggestions of those peers
outside the team which aligned with the Intel Missions and
Values statement. We completed a variety of project ideas from
training peers how to write YLR’s (yield learning reports) on
quality mishaps to redesigning and modifying some tool sets to
run more efficiently.
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Planning and Goaling Coordinator for Planar and
responsible for safety, quality, and output of peers.
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Awarded peers for positive behavior in safety and
quality.
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Runner-up for an Oregon wide safety logo contest.
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Hazmat Representative for Planar area and member
of the ERT (Emergency Response Team).
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Leader and driver of a Quality Team, which was
created by myself because of the continued
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constraint problems with certain fab(factory)
areas. Here I drove several quality-related fixes to the fab
(plant) floor which raised wafer line and die (microprocessor)
yields increasing Intel’s bottom line. Other Intel sites also
adopted many of our quality related fixes which exponentially
help raise Intel’s bottom line.
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Quality Assurance Engineering Technician in
Lithography.
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Always quick to volunteer and recognized from
fellow engineers and peers for that.
5/93-3/95, F/A-18 Aviation Ordnanceman at U.S. Marine Corps
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Performed PM’s, electrical and mechanical
maintenance on all related ordnance equipment such as bomb racks
on the F/A-18 Aircraft. Trained other Marines into this field.
Supervised subordinates. Performed in a teamwork environment
daily.
Education:
TEFL Certificate, certified at Talk and
Text Academy, GPA: n/a
Incomplete Bachelor of Science in Business
Marketing, University of Phoenix, GPA: 3.95
English, math, Mission College, GPA: 3.2
Semiconductor Industry, Intel University,
GPA: n/a
Certification in F/A-18 Aviation Ordnance,
NAS Memphis GPA: 3.4
Degree in Mechanics, Marshall High School,
GPA: 3.2 |
