Jason Neidrich

Graduated B.S. in Microelectronic Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology 2000. Pres. of Engineering Club and Astronomy Club, and involved with Student Govt. Co-ops included Kodak, Xerox, and the start-up Advanced Vision Technology, all on R&D teams. Started at TI-MAKE as Process Engineer after graduation, moved to Digital Micro-mirror Device Process Engineering in 2001, and then to Digital Light Processing (DLP®) Design Team in 2003-2005. Recently moved to DLP Model and Tool Development team (2006). Current Advisory Board member for RIT u-E program. Active volunteer for DFW Semiconductor Executive Council, Big Brothers/Big Sister and founder of DLP Astronomy Club. Seeking M.S. Degree online.

Stats: ~25 TI Invention Proposals, ~13 Patents Pending, ~2 Trade Secrets, ~3 publications, 2 inventions outside TI, facilitated multiple TI co-ops, Technical Staff award (2003), Recruiter of the Year award (2003), DLP® Design Competition winner (2005), and 2 ‘Best Trick of the Week’ skateboard awards (2003, 2005).

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