I'm Daniel Andrasz, a Materials Science & Engineering student at UIUC who works in the cleanroom on semiconductor microfabrication.
Foundry Tech Co-op AMD 
Research Assistant Photonic Systems Lab 
Senior thesis in UIUC's Photonic Systems Lab developing a custom fabrication flow for integrated silicon photonics.
An introduction to ML applications in semiconductor yield engineering, used Grad-CAM and ResNet-18 to classify spatial wafer defect patterns.
Cycle-accurate NES hardware emulator on the Urbana FPGA development board, earning a spot in the ECE385 best projects showcase and a place on the ECE385 course staff.
Full 5-mask cleanroom fabrication of planar MOSFETs, pn diodes, and MOSCAPs on silicon wafers with automated I-V/C-V parameter extraction, Delta-L channel analysis, and oxide breakdown metrology.
Designed CAD photomasks and executed cleanroom fabrication for custom micro-heaters at TAMU.
One photolithographic patterning cycle, looping — the same sequence repeated for every mask in a real process
I'm Daniel Andrasz, a full time MSE student studying semiconductor and device physics and fabrication.
After hopping between multiple majors, I ended up pursuing my bachelor's in material science & engineering at UIUC. My academic background consists of courses spanning basic material science to compound semiconductor device physics, CA'ing multiple ECE courses, and participating in undergrad research.
In my freetime, I play video games, lift weights and boulder.
AMD
Photonic Systems Lab
UIUC
Texas A&M
