836 Ashland Avenue, Apartment #3

Jeremy Bregman Santa Monica, CA 90405

jeremy.bregman@gmail.com
(201)-618-4677

EDUCATION
Stanford University, Stanford, CA [9/2014 3/2-16]
Masters of Science: Electrical Engineering (GPA 3.9/4.0)
Electronic Devices, Lasers, Optoelectronics focus
Coursework: AP304 Lasers Laboratory EE 234 Photonics Laboratory
E236c Lasers EE340 Optical Micro + NanoCavities
EE336 Nanophotonics EE316 Advanced VLSI Devices

Stanford University, Stanford, CA [9/2011 6/2014]

Bachelor of Science: Major degree in Electrical Engineering (GPA 3.65/4.0)
Photonics, Solid State, and Electromagnetics focus

WORK EXPERIENCE
Development Engineer HRL Laboratories Malibu, California [6/2016 Present]
Simulation, Design, Fabrication, and Testing of Tactical + Nav-grade MEMS gyroscopes

Graduate Research Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University [9/2015 3/2016]

Photonic Crystal-based Fiber-tip Hydrophone
Design and fabrication of an acoustic pressure sensors using a H2 anneal process to encapsulate a
2D Photonic Crystal in a monolithic Silicon diaphragm

Teaching/Laboratory Assistant Undergraduate EE Classes

Engr40: Introductory Electronics (Taught Lab Component) [1/2015 3/2016]
EE100: The Electrical Engineering Profession
EE29N: Electromagnetic Sensors for The Internet of Things (Taught Lab Component)

Tech/Dev Engineer (Photonics) - Illumina San Francisco, California [6/2015 9/2015]

Optimization of Photonic-Crystal Enhanced Fluorescence sensing platform to demonstrate 5-10x SNR

Engineer - Banpil Photonics Santa Clara, California [6/2014 10/2014]

Electrical and Optical characterization of SWIR photonic devices for multispectral imaging and
optical interconnects on die-level devices

Undergraduate Research Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University [10/2013 3/2014]

Carbon Nanotube Field-Effect Transistors (Prof. Phillip Wong)
Worked with Ph.D students to improve the Single Walled-CNT CVD growth processes
Responsible for device fabrication and characterization to achieve CMOS-comparable drive currents

Silicon Thin-Film Solar Cells (Prof. James Harris) [6/2013 9/2013]

Worked as a team of three students to maximize device efficiency in solar cells in Prof. James Harris research lab
Optimized the transparency and sheet resistance of a nanopatterened top metallic electrode
Responsible for simulation of electrical and optical characteristics, and verification with device fabrication and testing

Cladding Injected Photonic Crystal Laser design + fabrication (Prof. James Harris) [6/2012 9/2012]
Project included designing and optimizing a GaAs-based photonic crystal waveguide capable of lasing
Directly contributed to modification of waveguide epitaxy to maximize both optical and electrical confinement
SKILLS
Programming Software: FEA (Comsol), FDTD (Lumerical), Sentaurus Device Simulator, PC1D Solar-cell modeler,
MatLab, Java, C++, Gwyddion (Image Processing), Testing Automation Code
Device Fabrication: Experience working in Nanofabrication Clean Rooms: Optical/E-beam Lithography, Wet/Dry
Etching, Metallization, CVD, Process metrology
Characterization: Optics Bench, Photodiode quantum Efficiency, Optical Trans/Refl, Diode IV Curve, Solar Cell EQE ,
SEM, AFM, VNA, Lock-in Amplifiers, Ring-down measurements,
Languages: Proficient in French || Music: Classical Cello (study at Manhattan School of Music, NYC 9 years)

RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS
MoO3 Films Spin-Coated rom a Nanoparticle Suspension or Efficient Hole-Injection in Organic Electronics
o J. Meyer, R. Khalandovsky, P. Gorn, A. Kahn. Advanced Materials (vol. 23, is. 1, 2010). Aided with device
preparation and analysis.
Optical Properties and Dimensions of AuNP Assemblies
o J. Bregman, T. Christiansen, M. Lahav, M. Orbach. M. Van der Boom. ISSI Research Report (2011 Internal)
Nanostructured dielectric layer A new approach to design nanostructured solar cells
o Y. Chen, Y. Kang, Y. Huo, D. Liang, L. Zhao, J. Jia, J. Kim, L. Yao, J. Bregman, J. Harris. IEEE PVSC-40 (621-A6, 2014)
Development of High-Performance SWIR InGaAs Focal Plane Arrays
o J. Bregman, R. Nagi, R. Olah, P. Odour, A. Dutta SPIE Photonics West Conference Paper (Feb, 2015) [9388-25]
Monolithic Silicon-on-Nothing Photonic Crystal Pressure Sensor
o J. Bregman, K. Wong, O. Solgaard. IEEE Transducers 2017 (Accepted, M3P.091)

HONORS AND AFFILIATIONS

Stanford Dept. of El. Engineering: Agilent Departmental Design Project 2014 & 2015
Stanford Dept. of El. Engineering: Honorable Mention Digital Logic Design Project 2013
Bessie F. Lawrence InterNatl Summer Science Institute Scholarships (ISSI) || Hubert M. Alyea Award for Chemistry
IEEE Society, Stanford Chapter Co-Chair + Industry Liaison (2013-2016): Establish relationships with companies and
start-ups in Silicon Valley. Organization of Tech Talks and Panel Discussions on campus to develop interest in research
and industry collaboration.
Stanford Concert Network Event Coordinator (2012-2014): Production and Hosting of music events on campus for
university-sponsored or student-run activities.