Georgia State University Work Values

Daily Duties at Georgia State University:

● Developed novel p-GaAs photodetectors utilizing p-type valence-band transitions for high-temperature operation. ● Achieved room-temperature photovoltaic photodetectors owing to optimization with non-symmetric band configuration. ● Skillfully researched and achieved optical modeling approaches: 1) optimizing detector performance by enhancing the absorption of detectors; 2) full-spectral-range dielectric function (from UV to IR); 3) a universal fitting algorithm to extract optical constants of materials based on experimental optical spectra (e.g., reflection / transmission / absorption); ● Developed the fundamental theory for the internal photoemission based characterizing tool and successfully applied to probing the temperature dependency of semiconductor band offsets. ● Leveraged strong expertise in developing multiple programs (FORTRAN, C, C++, Mathematica etc) encompassing spectral response simulation, optical spectral fitting, internal photoemission fitting, k·p energy band structure computation, transfer matrix method, Kramers-Kronig transform, Levenberg-Marquardt minimization fitting algorithm, multiple oscillator model for extracting optical constants and so on.

What they like about Georgia State University:

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Tags

Photonics, Optoelectronic devices, Semiconductor, laser, photodetector, epitaxy, device design, Characterization

Skills

Optoelectronic device development, Semiconductor laser, Edge Emitting Laser (EEL), Photodetector , Transparent Thin-Film Transistor (TFT), Semiconductor device physics, Device modeling, design and development, Compound semiconductors, Epitaxial growth, III­-V wafer fab processes, Material characteristics & modeling, Device test, Spectroscopy: Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) spectrometer/ Monochromator, Material characterizing tools, Device characterizing tools, Cleanroom device processing, Programming: FORTRAN, C, C++, Mathematica

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