Dr. Kuan-Ting Ho

Engineering Sensor Process Technology - Reliability assessment and defect analysis of upcoming piezo-electric materials

Global development and quality - Lead the pre-development project “Design of high mobility III-V epi stacks” for high sensitivity Hall magnetic sensor. - Performed semiconductor device modeling and simulation to optimize electrical properties. - Proposed designs that increase 5 times the sensitivity and meet requirements on noise, thermal drift, and current consumption.

300mm wafer facility department - Proposed optimizations of automatic titration and replenishment system for accurate concentration monitoring. - Assisted engineers in maintaining slurry dispense systems for chemical-mechanical polishing process. - Utilized Seven Basic Tools of Quality and PDCA to determine reliability solutions.

Nano-TCAD group, Integrated Systems Laboratory. Supervisor: Prof. Andreas Schenk. - Conduct thesis project “Design of Electrically Pumped Plasmonic Multi-Quantum Well Nanolaser” cooperating with IBM Zurich.

Focus: semiconductor physics, device simulation, nano-fabrications, photonics - Minor in Micro-engineering - Awarded EPFL Excellence Fellowship

Research Assistant, Metamaterials and Nanodevices Laboratory, supervisor: Prof. Ta-Jen Yen, chair of the department - Assisted the pre-development of SiNWs/AuNPs surface plasmon water evaporator including preliminary concept verification and process development.