Michael J.

Sujkowski
4100 Clinton Blvd. SW
Home (505) 877-7705
Cell (505) 980-0402
johnquerque@aol.com

Objective: Manager or an Engineer at a company where I can use my ten years of

six sigma experience and later achieve my master black belt certification.

Summary of qualifications:
Six Sigma Lean training at Intel
Proven Continuous Improvement Leader
Use 5s, Sort, Stabilize, Shine, Standardize, Sustain
Use Just in time to eliminate inventory
Pull instead of push to make factory run more efficient
Utilize people around the bottle neck machinery instead of the other machines
Do quality inspections periodically
Eliminate the Non- Value added Waste such as:
• DEFECTS
• OVERPRODUCTION
• WAITING
• NOT UTILIZING EMPLOYEES
• TRANSPORATION
• INVENTORY
• MOTION
• EXCESSPROCESSING

FEMA Incident Commander System Certified

Safety leader and monthly award winner at Intel
Emergency Response team member
Intel Vendor Ontrak Scrubber Level 3 Certifier
Quality Award winner
Quality Assurance Inspection
Lead technician Shift 7 Planar
Preventive Maintenance Expert
Chemical Expert Bulk Chemical Distribution Level 3, Gas Pad Knowledge
Etch, Planar, Litho, Thin Films knowledge
MES and Workstream expert
Robot Recovery REIS and Team Technichnik (German Robots used at Schott Solar)
Read schematics and troubleshoot problems to resolution
Team Leader, Cluster Coordinator, Point of Contact, Lead
SCANDO representative
Intel Instructor for Advanced Electrical Safety, SMBWA, SCBA, ISO9002
Cost savings award winner, Test wafer Regeneration loop (started at F11, later went to all
sites)
Programmable logic controller knowledge
Embrace change, like new challenges
Work experience:

2008 to Present Schott Solar Albuquerque,

NM
Technical Services and Facilities Technician
Adhere to all site safety regulations and procedures
Follow and enforce all OSHA safety regulations during the construction of the site
Trained on robot recovery Reis Level 3 robotics
Implementing corrective action, after identifying the root cause of an issue
Participating in SCHOTT Quality Management System
Perform preventive maintenance, schedule as needed to maintain peak performance
Identifying equipment problems and implementing corrective action
Responding to and resolving out-of-tolerance conditions
Repair machines and robots using troubleshooting, PLC, latter logic knowledge
Coordinate with supervisors when to take down the equipment for repairs and upgrades
Follow strict instructions to complete the task to schedule
Listen closely to the operation teams, and engineers to identify the root cause
Perform a quality check on machine after all maintenance is performed
Point of Contact, while in charge of the back end night shift (no supervisor at night)
Document all repairs in the MES database

2007 to 2008 Eclipse Aviation Albuquerque,

NM
Aviation Manufacturing Technician
Follow strict safety guidelines and quality processes
Install parts on aircraft to Eclipse Aviation and Federal Aviation Administration
specifications
Logged all parts installed on aircraft into MES database

2005 to 2007 Intel Corporation Rio Rancho,

NM
Manufacturing Technician Planar CMP
Lean Manufacturing concepts
Operated and qualified AMAT Reflection tools
Performed preventative maintenance on AMAT Reflection tools
Shift toolbox auditor
Copper and Non-copper contamination auditor

2002- 2004 Chemmet Laboratory and Refinery Albuquerque,

NM
Production Supervisor/Process Engineer
Quality assurance inspection, document and specification writer

1994 – 2001 Intel Corporation Rio Rancho,

NM
Nov 1999 – Dec 2001 Bulk Chemical Distribution Systems Technician
Manufacturing Technician (Planar CMP, Lithography metrology, Thin Films, and Wet Etch
area)
Operated, trained peers on machinery such as AMAT 5000, Anelvas, AWS, Guaard, Ontrak
scrubbers, SEM, Registration, Cure
Lead maintenance Technician, trained other technician on repairs and preventative
maintenance, run surfscan monitors and any other monitors after maintenance
Use SPC++ software to monitor Out Of Control trends to identify small problems quickly
before they cause larger disasters
Schedule optimum timeframes to perform preventive maintenance to capture the most
maximum toolset utilization
Flex break coverage around maintenance issues to achieve maximum WIP output
Worked with engineering to improve toolset design, safety, and overall improvement
Conversed with the buyer about ordering the correct parts and the bin levels low to cut
cost
Met with engineering, the vendor, and the buyer to drop the prices on parts

Education:

Intel vendor training Ontrak, Milpitas California for Level 2 and Level 3

Central New Mexico Certificate in Electronics and MEMS (currently have 57 credit hours
out of 73 AA degree).

Central New Mexico Certificate in Aviation Manufacturing (18 credit hours three-month
course). Graduated. GPA 3.7

Military:

1985 - 1989 United States Navy San Diego, CA

Boiler Technician
Preventative maintenance, valve repair, boiler repair, chemical sampling and testing
Calibration
Procurement
Shipping Receiving
Forklift