Marc A. Sadler
6745 Greenleaf Dr.                                      408-685-7764
Citrus Heights, CA  95621                       msadler@alum.mit.edu

Education   Massachusetts Institute of Technology      Cambridge, MA
            Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Materials Science
            and Engineering, May 2000
            MIT Society of Undergraduate Materials Scientists
            (VP/Treasurer), Pi Lambda Phi

            University of California, Berkley            Berkley, CA
            Process Integration for Submicron IC Technology Nov 2000

Experience  Massachusetts Institute of Technology      Cambridge, MA
            Project Facilitator                           Jan-Feb 02
            · Introduced a framework for business success through
              case studies that connected engineering to industry.
            · Helped students practice non-engineering skills that
              directly affect their business success, i.e. 
             (oral presentation delivery, system dynamics, customer 
              requirements, leadership skills and networking).

            Applied Materials                        Santa Clara, CA
            Total Product Support Engineer                Jan-Dec 01
            · Managed hardware support issues for Chemical 
              Mechanical Polishing tools in South East Asia
              and North America.
            · Increased customer tool uptime from 70% to 90% and 
              increased Mean Time Between Failures from 45 hours 
              to over 150 hours
            · Developed engineering solutions to help fix customer 
              specific problems.
            · Improved software interface by acting as a liaison 
              between the customer and software engineering.
            · Facilitated introduction of 300mm CMP products to one
              of the top foundries in the world.

            New College Graduate Training Program        July-Dec 00
            · Introduced to the semiconductor industry though 
              semiconductor specific classes, company interviews 
              and lectures.
            · Completed assignments in manufacturing, engineering
              and field service with a top customer in the 
              differentiated semiconductor market.

            NASA: Marshall Space Flight Center        Huntsville, AL
            Project Design Engineer                       Jun-Aug 99
            · Developed process for which Ostwald ripening
              experiments can be conducted on the International
              Space Station.
            · Became familiar with the use of optical and 
              holographic imaging.
            · Implemented imaging software to characterize micro
              sized particles.

            MIT Materials Processing Lab               Cambridge, MA
            Assistant Research Scientist               Sep 98-Mar 99
            · Characterized surface defects of GaAs grown on SiGe
              substrates.
            · Practiced characterization techniques with etching,
              SEM (Scanning Electron Microscopy), and TEM 
             (Transmission Electron Microscopy).

            MIT Materials Lab                          Cambridge, MA
            Assistant Research Scientist                  Jan-May 97
            · Characterized flow defects in solidified metals.
            · Used metallic polishing techniques and microscopic 
              photography in order to calculate defect density in
              the metal.

Interests &   Golf (MIT Varsity), travel, gourmet foods, Junior
Community     Achievement and Civil War Reenactment.
Involvement