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EDUCATION
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Master of Science
Degree
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Bachelor of Science
Degree
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Electrical Engineering
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Physics
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Stanford University,
1972
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University of the
Pacific, 1967
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Extensive experience in P&L, Operations and R&D management. Hold fourteen patents, two IR-100 Awards. Emeritus member and Fellow of the American Vacuum Society, former member of the Society of Vacuum Coaters; taught extensively for both of these societies. Chaired the AVS Cryopump Recommended Practices Committee (work completed in 1999). Past Chair of the Vacuum Technology Division of the American Vacuum Society (2000). Frequent referee for Jour. Vac. Sci. Technol. Vacuum Technology Editor, and write monthly columns ( Kimo's Corner ) for Vacuum Technology & Coating magazine. Specialize in vacuum technology including total and partial pressure gauging, pumping methods (all), materials and processes, outgassing, joining (e.g., welding, brazing and vacuum joints), leak detection, basic theory, and system design and performance. Published ~85 articles and three books (see following listing). Lifetime Instructor's Credential (#44236, Sept. 1973) in California Community Colleges, having taught mathematics and electrical engineering courses. Volunteer Tutor and Surrogate Parent of the Year for State of California , Department of Youth Authority (2003).
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WORK
EXPERIENCE |
2/02 – 11/05 VOLUNTEER MATH TUTOR: California Youth Authority, Ione , California .
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4/98 - CONSULTANT, AUTHOR & LECTURER
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2/96
- 3/98 GENERAL MANAGER, HIGH VACUUM PUMPS:
Ebara Technologies, Inc. |
High Vacuum Pump Product lines, and Cryopump
Engineering Department. P&L responsibility
for cryopump business segment. Formerly,
as Engineering Manager successfully staffed
up cryopump engineering department.
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2/87
- 2/96 BROOKHAVEN NAT. LAB.: SR. PROJECT MANAGER:
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Vacuum group leader of the Relativistic
Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC). Formerly vacuum
group leader of Alternating Gradient Synchrotron
Department of BNL where refurbished the
AGS to decrease operating pressures from
1-2x10 -7 to <10 -8
Torr, and to improve reliability and maintainability
for acceleration of very high intensity
proton beams and heavy ions (e.g., Au
+79). The RHIC, operating
in the 10 -12 to
10 -10 Torr pressure region,
is a heavy ion collider. Strong management
and theoretical skills required in defining
technical requirements, system modeling,
scheduling and manpower loading, appropriating
funds and executing projects. Managed
a group of 13 engineers and technicians,
and $12.4M construction budget.
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2/83
- 2/87 PRODUCT LINE MANAGER: |
P & L Manager of $15M/y Product Group in the Litton Electron Devices Division. Managed managers of Sales, Engineering and Manufacturing in designing, manufacturing and the sales of high voltage TWTA power supplies and subsystems used in ECM & radar system applications. Initially charged with and successfully developed an S-band, coaxial magnetron.
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3/82 - 2/83 PRESIDENT & FOUNDER:
Dynatec Associates, Inc., a technical consulting
firm.
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1/74
- 3/82 VARIAN ASSOCIATES: |
Manufacturing Operations Manager of Vacuum
Components Division of Varian. Staff of
two manufacturing facilities reported
to me. Annual sales ~$20M. Manufactured
sputter-ion pumps & supplies; cryopumps,
vacuum gauging; UHV hardware, etc.
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DIVISION R&D MANAGER: Varian Associates; managed annual R&D budget of $3.5M. Six departments; staff of 80 scientists, engineers, technicians and drafts people reported to me. Developed semiconductor coaters (e.g., “3180”); Gen II MBE equipment; surface physics equipment; vacuum hardware. The 3180 and its successors have been one of the most successful semiconductor coater lines in the world; also, over 100 Gen II MBE systems have been sold.
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R&D DEPARTMENT HEAD: Varian
Associates; "hands on" management
of R&D of Pumps & Instruments
product line. Started as R&D engineer,
then given product line R&D responsibility.
My team subsequently developed eleven
(11) new and successful products.
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7/62
- 1/74 STANFORD STAFF MEMBER: |
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, for several years did applied research in areas of high temperature technology, multipactor suppression, Penning discharge, vacuum materials and processes; accelerator vacuum system design. Initially employed as Klystron Liaison Engineer.
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8/59
- 7/62 RAYTHEON COMPANY, ME: |
Spencer Labs; microwave tube development engineer. Hired to develop and qualify high temperature, vacuum tube processing equipment. Developed C-band, dielectrically tuned, multi-cavity klystron with magnetron injection cathode.
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12/56
- 7/59 G.E. MICROWAVE LABORATORY, TUBE TECHNICIAN: |
TIG welding, H2 brazing. Designed
and constructed, with assistance of physicists,
tube vacuum processing equipment and heat
exchangers.
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1953
- 1956 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, DESIGN DRAFTSMAN: |
Advanced to designer two years after
being hired as R&D Dept. welder-fitter.
Obtained three patents on complex mechanisms
in six months.
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1949
- 1953 JOURNEYMAN WELDER/FITTER: Shipyards
and Industry in Stockton, CA. |
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PERONSAL DATA |
Born: July 20, 1935 |
Height: 5'11" |
Place of Birth: Kauai, Hawaii |
Weight: 198 Lbs. |
Marital Status: Married 54 Years |
Health: Excellent |
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