Fred Aron

Fred Aron has over 20 years of experience in the semiconductor industry. Fred is currently working as a Staff Software Project Manager at Eugenus, Inc., where they leverage their semiconductor experience to develop control software for current and future tools. Fred manages contractors in India and coordinates with engineers in Korea and San Jose to create software that can be used across multiple tools. Fred is also involved in driving AI team efforts throughout the company.

Prior to their current role, Fred worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Bruker, where they focused on robot integration and factory automation. Before that, they were a Senior Software Engineer/Architect at SVXR, where they played a crucial role in bringing a next-generation X-ray backend scanning tool to the market. Fred designed software integration and led the release of two material handling robots.

Fred also has experience working at KLA and KLA-Tencor, where they served as a Senior Software Engineer and was responsible for developing software for semiconductor inspection equipment. Fred has expertise in programming languages such as C++, C#, Java, and Python.

In addition, Fred has worked at ReVera, a Nova company, as a Senior Software Engineer, and at Ambios Technology as a Senior Software Engineer. Fred has successfully managed software development projects and implemented processes and procedures to improve efficiency.

During their early career, Fred worked at Oracle as a Java Application Programmer, where they utilized Java 1.0 Beta to develop word processors for evaluating design ideas.

Overall, Fred Aron has a diverse range of experience in software development for the semiconductor industry, with expertise in control software, robot integration, factory automation, and calibration chips management. Fred has managed teams, coordinated with international colleagues, and worked on various cutting-edge projects.

Fred Aron attended the University of California, Santa Cruz from 1985 to 1990. During this time, they earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A) degree in Computer Science and also a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Applied Mathematics. Although the start and end years are not provided, Fred Aron also enrolled in the University of Phoenix to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Business Administration. However, they did not complete the program.