Geokinetics May 2016 - Mar 2017
Accountant I
Geokinetics Jul 2015 - May 2016
Accounting Intern
Stewart Title Oct 2014 - Jul 2015
Operations Accounting
Internal Audit Student Association Sep 2013 - May 2014
Member
Groupm Sep 2013 - May 2014
Senior Accountant
Education:
University of Houston 2015
Masters, Accounting
University of Houston 2011 - 2014
Bachelors, Bachelor of Business Administration, Accounting
Pace University 2008 - 2011
Oneida High School 2004 - 2008
Skills:
Account Reconciliation General Ledger Accounting Financial Reporting Agility Time Management Organization Skills Teamwork Research Skilled Multi Tasker Analysis Bookkeeping Financial Analysis Outlook Powerpoint Microsoft Excel Microsoft Dynamics Gp Microsoft Word Data Entry Auditing Windows Server Mac Os X Server Journal Entries Invoicing Microsoft Office
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Entry Level Software Developer
Rice University Aug 2015 - Jan 2018
Computer Science Graduate Student Association Officer
Rice University Jun 2016 - Dec 2016
Resident Assistant at Rice Graduate Apartments
Rice University Jun 2016 - Dec 2016
Gradgames Organization Founder
Wesleyan University May 2012 - May 2015
Research Assistant
Education:
Wesleyan University 2011 - 2015
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry
University of North Texas 2009 - 2011
Rice University
Skills:
Adobe Fireworks Java Programming Research Molecular Biology Biochemistry Python Programming Statistics Laboratory Data Analysis Teaching
California Emergency Physicians 1441 Florida Ave, Modesto, CA 95350 2095763609 (phone), 2095763927 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Louisiana State University School of Medicine at New Orleans Graduated: 1997
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. Chen graduated from the Louisiana State University School of Medicine at New Orleans in 1997. He works in Modesto, CA and specializes in Emergency Medicine. Dr. Chen is affiliated with Doctors Medical Center Modesto.
The RF-powered plasma accelerator/homogenizer produces a quiescent plasma having a generally homogenous preselected plasma potential V and a space-charge neutralized plasma beam. The plasma accelerator/homogenizer includes an RF-conductive accelerator/homogenizer structure ( ) having a plurality of dielectric-coated accelerator/homogenizer surfaces ( ) with total surface area A and a containment assembly that includes an RF-grounded structure ( ) with a total ground surface area A , where A A. The accelerator/homogenizer structure is reactively coupled to an RF source using various approaches for direct or stray capacitive coupling ( ). The RF voltage induced on the accelerator/homogenizer surfaces oscillates around a positive offset voltage determined by (A /A ) , where x is not greater than 4, and causes the surfaces to absorb thermal electrons from the diffusing primary plasma, producing a homogenous quiescent plasma at preselected plasma potential V , which is approximately equal to the positive value of the offset RF voltage.
A beam of accelerated ions ( ) is produced from a quiescent plasma ( ) created by diffusing a heated primary plasma ( ) through an accelerator/homogenizer structure ( ) having a uniform voltage potential V and a total surface area A. The RF-conductive, dielectric coated surfaces of the accelerator/homogenizer structure are quasi-uniformly dispersed throughout the primary plasma. The quiescent plasma has a generally homogenous preselected plasma potential V approximately equal to V. An RF-grounded structure ( ) having a total ground surface area A , wherein A A , attracts ions from the quiescent plasma to produce the accelerated ion beam.
Lee Chen - Austin TX, US Hongyu Yue - Austin TX, US Hiromitsu Kambara - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
Tokyo Electron Limited - Tokyo
International Classification:
H01L021/336
US Classification:
438197, 438267
Abstract:
A method and processing tool are provided for trimming a gate electrode structure containing a gate electrode layer with a first dimension. A reaction layer is formed through reaction with the gate electrode structure. The reaction layer is the selectively removed from the unreacted portion of the gate electrode structure by chemical etching, thereby forming a trimmed gate electrode structure with a second dimension that is smaller than the first dimension. The trimming process can be carried out under process conditions where formation of the reaction layer is substantially self-limiting. The trimming process can be repeated to further reduce the dimension of the gate electrode structure.
Surface Wave Plasma Processing System And Method Of Using
Lee Chen - Cedar Creek TX, US Caiz Hong Tian - Osaka, JP Naoki Matsumoto - Kofu, JP
Assignee:
Tokyo Electron Limited - Tokyo
International Classification:
H01J 7/24
US Classification:
31511121, 31511101
Abstract:
A SWP source includes an electromagnetic (EM) wave launcher configured to couple EM energy in a desired EM wave mode to a plasma by generating a surface wave on a plasma surface of the EM wave launcher adjacent the plasma. A power coupling system is coupled to the EM wave launcher and configured to provide the EM energy to the EM wave launcher for forming the plasma. A cover plate coupled to the plasma surface of the EM wave launcher protects the EM wave launcher from the plasma.
Method And System For Etching High-K Dielectric Materials
Lee Chen - Austin TX, US Audunn Ludviksson - Scottsdale AZ, US
Assignee:
Tokyo Electron Limited - Tokyo
International Classification:
H01F 21/302
US Classification:
438689, 438722
Abstract:
A system and a method to remove a layer of high-k dielectric material during the manufacturing of an integrated circuit. In one embodiment of the invention, an etch reactant is employed to form volatile etch products when reacted with high-k layers. Alternately, high-k layers can be anisotropically etched of in accordance with a patterned photoresist or hard mask, where a hyperthermal beam of neutral atoms is used to aid in the reaction of an etch reactant with a high-k layer. Alternately, a hyperthermal beam of neutral atoms or a plasma treatment can used to modify a high-k layer, and subsequently etch the modified high-k layer utilizing an etch reactant that reacts with the modified high-k layer. In still another embodiment of the invention, the hyperthermal beam of neutral atoms is used to etch a high-k layer through physical bombardment of the high-k layer.
An apparatus and method are described for etching Ni-containing films using gas phase plasma etching. Etching of Ti—Ni alloys is carried out by exposure to plasma comprising hydrogen halide (HX) and carbonyl etching gases. The Ti in the Ti—Ni alloy is etched via an ion-assisted reaction with HX and the Ni is etched by reacting with CO. The method is particularly well suited for anisotropic etching of Ti—Ni metal gates for CMOS applications. Etching of Ni—Fe layers is carried out by exposure to plasma comprising a carbonyl etching gas.
Hyperthermal Neutral Beam Source And Method Of Operating
Demetre J. Economou - Houston TX, US Lee Chen - Cedar Creek TX, US Vincent M. Donnelly - Houston TX, US
Assignee:
Tokyo Electron Limited - Tokyo
International Classification:
H05H 3/00
US Classification:
250251
Abstract:
Method and system for pumping a hyperthermal neutral beam source is described. The pumping system enables use of the hyperthermal neutral beam source for semiconductor processing applications, such as etching processes. An embodiment is described having a neutral beam source coupled to a processing chamber through a neutralizing grid. Control is provided by separately pumping the neutral beam source and the processing chamber.
Lee Chen - Cedar Creek TX, US Hiromitsu Kambara - Austin TX, US Caizhong Tian - Osaka, JP Tetsuya Nishizuka - Kita-ku, JP Toshihisa Nozawa - Kobe, JP
Assignee:
Tokyo Electron Limited - Tokyo
International Classification:
C23C 16/00 C23F 1/00 H01L 21/306
US Classification:
15634533, 118723 MW, 118715, 15634541
Abstract:
A plasma processing system for treating a substrate includes a processing chamber including a first chamber portion configured to receive a first gas for providing a plasma space, and a second chamber portion configured to receive a second gas for providing a process space having process chemistry to treat the substrate. A substrate holder is coupled to the second chamber portion of the processing chamber, and configured to support the substrate proximate the process space, and a plasma source is coupled to the first chamber portion of the processing chamber, and configured to form a plasma in the plasma space. A grid is located between the plasma space and the process space, and configured to permit the diffusion of the plasma between the plasma space and the process space in order to form the process chemistry from the process gas.
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Lee Chen President
Advance Laser Vision Offices and Clinics of Doctors of Medicine
11550 Fuqua St Ste 250, Houston, TX 77034
Lee Chen President
Advance Laser Vision Offices and Clinics of Medical Doctors
11550 Fuqua St STE 250, Houston, TX 77034 2814649616
Lee I Chen Director
LAI LEE ENTERPRISES LLC
5400 Valerie St, Bellaire, TX 77401
Lee Chen
INTUITIVE PERL INC
Lee Chen
MILLTRADE INC
Lee Jing Chen President
AGGIE ENTERPRISES, INC
333 Ml Dr, Davis, CA 95616
Lee Suan Chen President
FOXTRAINING INC
17311 Rolling Brk Ct, Sugar Land, TX 77479 17311 Rolling Brk Dr, Sugar Land, TX 77479
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Date: Feb 11, 2020
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
A10 Networks' Lee Chen Named to 2014 CRN Top 100 List
zigman/29479021/delayed ATEN +1.42% , a technology leader in applicationnetworking, announced today that its founder and CEO Lee Chen hasbeen named to the prestigious 2014 CRN Top 100 list.Lee Chen is a serial technology entrepreneur with a track record offounding or co-founding three successful startups: CentillionNetworks, Foundry Networks and A10 Networks. Foundry and A10 wentpublic, while Centillion was acquired by Bay Networks in