This past summer I got the opportunity to intern with Kyocera in ATD of the Semiconductor Components Group on several projects.

My primary project was providing barcode serialization traceability for Oxford Nanopore Technologies, most notably for sensor die.

Created an interface for machine operators in Python with tkinter and implemented it on three different stations.

Operators used to scan substrate 2D barcodes directly into Excel, which led to numerous cases of accidental human error.

Worked with process engineers to design a procedure for how/when sensor die would be tracked within current operations.

Worked alongside another intern to design a table in which trays of substrates would be scanned and use my interface.

Operators used handheld bluetooth barcode scanners to scan lot #s (order #), lot quantities, our internal batch #s, vendor batch #s, and batch quantities quickly and accurately.

Scanners used to limit human error of typing and interface would automatically jump to the next text entry box to mitigate risk of scanning into the wrong box.

Created work instructions for operators for when they run into any technical difficulities so they can handle issues without needing floor managers.

"Full" or "Partial" tray notifies operators if they successfully scanned all substrates on a boat. Submit button turns green when scanned quantity matches lot quantity input.

Each time a batch quantity is reached, the operator is automatically transported to the sensor batch input page.

Hitting submit creates an Excel file and saves it to a corresponding folder to later make reports from.

For my other project, I worked with image processing, VNC Viewer remote access, parsing files, and tracking resistivity with an Arduino.

Sent alerts with Twilio SendGrid and automated logging data to Power BI on several machines: the AKS Inline Cleaner, the Mycronic, and the Heller.