Spectrolab
Steven Brightup is an accomplished MOCVD Process Engineer with over a decade of experience at Spectrolab, where responsibilities include designing and improving MOCVD recipes for Gallium Arsenide Triple Junction Solar Cells, utilizing Statistical Process Control for optimal performance, and leading Root Cause and Corrective Action teams to address major yield issues. Proficient in a wide range of material analysis techniques and data analysis using Minitab, Steven has also served as a Device Product Engineer, executing solar cell qualification tests and developing defect screening methods. Prior experience includes a role as a Student Researcher at UCLA, focusing on Chemical Mechanical Polishing and wafer bonding. Steven holds both a Master’s and a Bachelor’s degree in Materials Engineering from UCLA.
Spectrolab
Spectrolab, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company, is the world's leading merchant supplier of the Highest-Efficiency Multijunction Solar Cells for Spacecraft Power Systems, with proven reliability drawn from 60 years of space heritage. Spectrolab's state-of-the-art space solar cells and panels power satellites in Earth's orbit, as well as, the International Space Station. Since its founding in 1956, Spectrolab has led the way in the development of high-efficiency solar cells for space missions. Spectrolab has demonstrated its enduring technological leadership by being the first company to place cells on the moon (Apollo 1969), on the surface of Mars (Rover 2004), and orbit Jupiter (Juno 2016). See our open positions at https://jobs.boeing.com/search-jobs/Spectrolab