Ask the Expert "Gain all the experience with equipment, techniques, academic skills as you can and maintain enthuesiasm and dedication." Name: Jonathan Thibado Title: Senior Process Engineer Employer: Intel Education: 1993 - MS in Materials Science & Engineering, University of Washington 1991 - BS in Ceramics Engineering, University of Washington Best Preparation: My ecclectic background growing up in a large family, small town on a farm and all the opportunities Getting First Job: Innovative, dilligent, persistant focused hunting and working for that first in person interview where I dazzled people. Previous ExpertNext Expert A Day in the Life of Jonathan Thibado 7:00 AM Arrive at work, tour fabrication module, talk with technicians about current issues. 8:00 AM Meet with coordination team to focus daily issues and organize what priorities are needed. 9:00 AM Time at desk to pull out necessary data 10:00 AM or play next days issues. 11:00 AM Meet with task force to check status or finish issues with team/equipment problems. 12:00 Noon Lunch. 1:00 PM Fabrication tour. Check progress, work on issues at desk, talk with other engineers. 2:00 PM Design work for long term fixes done 3:00 PM at my desk or in FAB. 4:00 PM Meet with area team to communicate progress on weekly or longer issues. (meet every Wednesday 4-5:30) 5:00 PM Normally day ends around 4:00 PM.