Brandon Woo

Brandon Woo has a diverse work experience that spans various industries. Their most recent position is as a Research and Development Engineer at Forge Nano, Inc., where they plan and develops thin-film coating experiments using atomic layer deposition (ALD). Brandon also works on developing new processes for applying coatings to powders and objects, as well as assembling and maintaining vacuum systems and thin film equipment.

Prior to that, Brandon worked at the Lurie Nanofabrication Facility as an Engineer in Research Intermediate. In this role, they led the acquisition and installation of a mask cleaner and developed recipes for standardized substrate cleaning. Brandon was responsible for equipment support, characterization, and producing standard operating procedures in a cleanroom environment.

Before joining the Lurie Nanofabrication Facility, Brandon worked as a Research Assistant at the University of Michigan. Brandon was involved in designing devices for thermal management of building rooftops using radiative energy emitting devices. Brandon constructed working devices and optimized their performance through energy balance modeling.

In addition to their research roles, Brandon has experience as a Temporary Laborer at the Midland Water Treatment Plant, where they operated lawn equipment, performed maintenance tasks, and conducted water testing. Brandon has also served as a Level 8 Certified Referee at the Midland Soccer Club.

Overall, Brandon Woo's work experience showcases their expertise in research, development, equipment support, and project management in various technical fields.

Brandon Woo attended the University of Michigan from 2014 to 2018, where they pursued a field of study in Chemical Engineering. Brandon obtained a degree in Chemical Engineering from the same university during the same time period. Additionally, Brandon has a certification in centrifuge training, although no further details are provided about the institution or the date of obtaining the certification.