 Jonathan Thibado
Senior Process Engineer
Intel
Hillsboro, OR
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 1991 - BS in
Ceramics Engineering, University of Washington
1993 - MS in
Materials Science & Engineering, University of Washington |
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Research &
Development |
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"Gain all the
experience with equipment, techniques, and academic skills as
you can and maintain enthusiasm and dedication." |
Thibado:
"Intel offers a lot of these development classes. One of them is called
managing through people, to name -- we've got a whole booklet. And so I've
taken Steven Cubby's course, the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.
I've worked at taking leadership courses, of which I had a lot when I was
in the military which are very similar to the ones that they've run in
industry. And those have all been very beneficial as to running effective
meetings, and getting work effectively done in a rather quick manner."
Typical Day
7:00 AM - Arrive
at work, tour fabrication module, talk with technicians about
current issues.
8:00 AM - Meet with coordination team to focus daily issues and
organize what priorities are needed.
9:00 AM - Time at desk to pull out necessary data or plan next
day's issues.
11:00 AM - Meet with task force to check status or finish issues
with team/equipment problems.
12:00 PM - Lunch
1:00 PM - Fabrication Tour. Check progress, work on issues at
desk, talk with other engineers.
2:00 PM - Design work for long term fixes done at my desk or in
FAB
4:00 PM - Meet with area team to communicate progress on weekly or
longer issues. (meet every Wed. 4-5:50)
5:00 PM - Normally day ends around 4:00 PM
Career Experience:
- Intel, Process Engineer
- SDI,
Assemble Test Engineer
- Civil Engineer
- US
Navy, Electrician
Internships
and Coops:
- 1990-1991:
Silicon Designs, Inc., Assembly & Test Engineer
- 1989-1990: City
of Mill Creek, Assistant to the City Engineer
Best
Preparation: "My
eclectic background growing up in a large family, small town, on a farm
and all the opportunities."
Getting
First Job: "Innovative,
diligent, persistent focused hunting and working for that first in person
interview where I dazzled people."
Advice:
"Gain all the experience
with equipment, techniques, and academic skills as you can and maintain
enthusiasm and dedication."
Military
Experience: 1981-1987: US Navy, Electricians Mate
First Class Submarines
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