Welcome
I’m currently working in the electronics manufacturing arena, with an emphasis on failure analysis and materials science, where I provide insight and recommendations for process development and troubleshooting of new and existing technologies.
I have more than fourteen years of experience in product development and materials analysis in academia, government, and commercial groups in advanced technology industries. I have more than six years of experience and a proven track record of project management, creating and leading technical teams, writing and editing technical publications and funding proposals for government agencies, providing instruction, and business development.
My latest publication, Failure Analysis Techniques for Electronics, is now available. The book provides an overview of the characterization methods available for determining the causes of failure in electronics devices.
This goal of this publication is to assist the reader in making informed decisions when troubleshooting a manufacturing problem and/or collaborating with an analytical laboratory. The proper selection of the appropriate test methods will help to identify the process conditions that lead to less than desirable issues and in turn assist in delivering a quality product.
At seanclancy.org, you can view some information regarding what I’ve done in the chemical and materials sciences, such as:
- my chemistry research and PDF files of research presentations of my postdoctoral research at the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division, graduate school research at the University of Southern California, and post-undergraduate work at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
- a summary of my research experience
- my dissertation, publications, and related writing examples
- a summary of my chemistry skill sets
- a summary of my computer skill sets
- a list of coursework I’ve taken from high school on through graduate school and beyond
- a list of conferences that I have attended
- a list of awards and honors that I have received
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