My research is in thin-film processing, from spin-coating recipe development to ALD and vapor-phase infiltration on polymer films. Outside the lab, I build process monitoring and yield analysis projects with public semiconductor fab data.
Seeking Summer 2027 internships in semiconductor process and yield engineering.
I work in a two-person polyurethane thin-film team. We develop spin-coating recipes with designed experiments and Bayesian optimization, run ALD and vapor-phase infiltration on the films, and characterize them with ellipsometry, in-situ QCM, FTIR, XRD, SEM, and STEM.
I flagged multivariate process excursions in 97-channel equipment sensor data from Infineon’s public AlCu and WTi PVD release, then ranked the channels behind each one for root-cause review.
A machine-learning virtual metrology model predicted all 17 released film-thickness targets and cut prediction error 41–43% against a linear regression baseline.
My Python model follows precursor transport and surface reactions through an ALD cycle. On a synthetic recipe, the well-mixed model predicts 97.8% surface completion everywhere, while the spatial model falls to 91.1% at the outlet. The well-mixed assumption hides under-dosing near the outlet.
Active independent project · Preliminary CAD and synthetic simulations
I’m designing a water-cooled testbed with interchangeable flow inserts. I use CAD and Python to examine heat balance and pressure losses before physical testing.
I modeled a counter-current heat exchanger and membrane mass transfer in Python. Changing flow rates and transfer area lets me compare outlet conditions, and energy and solute balances check the calculations.
I solve batch reaction kinetics in Python to follow concentration and conversion over time. Each case is checked against its analytical solution, so the numerical error is visible alongside the result.