Peter Munz: Process Technician in Tucson, AZ

- Process improvement - Facility and equipment maintenance - Semiconductor and MEMS processing: thermal evaporation, CVD, photolithography, wet and dry etching

Successfully developed a tabletop power recirculating spur gear test rig. - Designed test rig in Creo (Pro/E) - Assisted manufacturing process - Assembled test rig with hand tools - Tested rig capabilites with 3 different damage levels, and 4 different damage conditions - Developed mathematical model of the gear test rig as a mechanical system - Implemented model in Matlab

- Led laboratory measurement activities for a total of 60 international students - Prepared weekly lecture material and lab manuals - Gave 2-4 hour lectures, supervised laboratory sessions for Vibrations and IC Engines classes The labs were part of the curriculum of the exchange program between the Institut Polytechnique des Sciences Avancées (IPSA) in France, and the University of Arizona.

Provided customer service at the University of Arizona main book store at the Student Union.

Personally responsible for supporting manufacturing throughout the new product introduction phase of a newly developed regulated distribution transformer. The transformer was developed as part of the “FifFormer@Reg” project ran by Siemens. - Successfully supported the production of 400 kVA and 630 kVA RDT units - Directly contributed to the introduction of the 400 kVA model into continuous production - Routinely performed mechanical inspection and quality control of special parts, subassemblies and assemblies - Acted as a liaison between various departments of the organization

- Tutored a group of 12 international students in a sophomore level course of Dynamics. - Graded homework and exam papers.

- Created and revised AutoCAD drawings on daily basis - Assisted in the Spanish translation of specification documents - Studied manufacturing processes and equipment in detail