Resume of Gregory
R. Grist
Education
5/04
MSc Applied
Physics (Engineering
Thesis: Characterization of a Laser Ionization (REMPI) Membrane Introduction Mass Spectrometer’s Detection
of
Volatile Organic Compounds in Water
Burbank
Physics Department Scholarship recipient
5/02
BSc Physics
Physics Alumni Scholarship recipient
6/99
AS Physical
Sciences
Presidents Scholarship recipient
6/98
AS Electronic
Technology
Research
9/02 – 1/04 Visiting
Fellow SRI International
Various research involving Jet-REMPI TOF Mass Spectrometer.
9/01 – 5/02 Student
Researcher SFSU Cryogenic Electronics Group
Design and fabrication of a dual station oxide sputter deposition system. Coordinated
vendors,
students
Summer Student Researcher (NSF REU) SRI
International
2001 Detection
of hazardous air pollutants via Jet-REMPI TOF Mass Spectrometer
Summer Student Researcher SFSU Cryogenic
Electronics Group
2000 Measurement and evaluation of He dilution refrigerator. Redesign and fabrication of wafer
rinse/dryer.
Publications
G.
Grist, M. Coggiola, S. Young, D. Crosley, and H. Oser
"Real
Time Detection of Ambient Air Pollutants with Jet-REMPI Mass
Spectrometry,"
Combustion
Science and Technology, Submitted for publication
G.
Grist, M. Coggiola, S. Young, D. Crosley, and H. Oser
"Water
analysis by Membrane Introduction Laser Ionization Time-of Flight Mass
Spectrometry,"
Analytical
Chemistry, Submitted for publication
H.
Oser, G. Grist, K. Briggs, M. Coggiola, S. Young, D. Crosley, R. Barnes and E.
Margelith
"Jet-REMPI-TOFMS
Detection of Hazardous Air Pollutants Using a Compact Tunable UV Laser
Source,"
Applied
Optics, Submitted for publication
G.
Grist, H. Oser, S. E. Young, M. J. Coggiola, and D. R. Crosley,
"The
BTEX Family of Pollutants in Automobiles and Ambient Air as Measured by
Jet-REMPI,"
American
Geophysical Union Meeting,
H.
Oser, M. J. Coggiola, G. Grist, G. W. Faris, S. E. Young, L. Oudejans, B.
Gullett, and D. R. Crosley,
"Toxic
Emissions from a Methane-Air Burner Measured by Jet-REMPI,"
Partners
in Environmental Technologies Symposium,
Employment Experience
8/02 – Present
TEACHING ASSISTANT
Physics
and Astronomy Department,
Taught Phys 232 (Calculus based E&M lab) and Phys 112 (Trigonometry based Mechanics).
Conducted student lab including weekley lectures, help sessions and office hours. Created weekly quizzes.
Graded
all quizzes, lab notebooks, formal lab reports and final exams.
3/97 – 7/99
Sr. AUTOMATED EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN –
VACUUM
IBM,
SSD, Wafer Fabrication Facility,
Repair
and maintenance of in-house wafer processing equipment and metrology tools
including: metal sputter deposition, cluster PVD, ion beam metal and oxide
plasma deposition systems, ion millers, solvent spray tools, CO2 de-fencing
/cleaning tool, wafer cleaners, and RGAs. Administered preventive maintenance
schedule.
7/95 – 3/97
FIELD SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Leybold
Inficon,
Provide
field service coverage for
Award: 1996 - 'Outstanding Customer Service' award.
9/92 – 6/95
REPAIR TECHNICIAN III
Leybold
Inficon,
Performed
component level repairs of analytical measurement equipment. Conducted data
logging and analysis of failure modes for product line, wrote engineering
changes, and trained international field service personnel. Chaired first
service parts forecast team.
Award: 1994 - 'Team of the Year' award for Thin Film
Controller product team.
2/91 – 9/92
FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER
Wilmac
Co.,
Repaired
and maintained computer systems and peripherals for the central
9/90 – 1/91
FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER
Dean
Computer,
Built,
repaired and maintained computer systems and peripherals in the greater
3/87 – 7/90
TECHNICIAN
Donovan
Hershey Corp.,
Provided shop and field service of computers, and
audio recording equipment to component level for an IBM franchise.
Updated 5.02.2004