Eric R. Jones

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420 Lincoln St., Santa Cruz, CA. 95060    home: (831) 425-7784    Office: (831) 459-4588

jonzer@physics.ucsc.edu

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Education

 

University of California at Santa Cruz, received MS in physics with a concentration in Experimental Condensed Matter Physics, summer 2002.  Coursework included Optoelectronics, Properties of Materials, Analog Electronics(intensive lab course), and Electricity and Magnetism.

 

University of California at Berkeley, received BA in physics, December 1999.

 

Santa Barbara Community College, received AA in Mathematics, May 1997.

 

Work Experience

 

Research Assistant (June 2000 – present).  Dr. Sue Carter, UCSC Physics Dept., Santa Cruz, CA.  Constructed multilayered polymer LEDs, performed electrical and optical characterization (current-radiance-voltage curves, quantum efficiency and EL spectra) and AFM measurements, and analyzed data.

 

Teaching Assistant (September 2001 – present).  Taught undergraduate physics laboratory classes in Electricity and Magnetism.

 

Research Assistant (April 1998 – June 2000).  Dr. Bernard Sadoulet, Center for Particle Astrophysics, UCB.  Berkeley, CA.  Designed, fabricated and wired detector (10mK) housing and fixtures for the detection of dark matter.

 

Research Intern (summer, 1997).  Dr. Alan Heeger, Institute for Polymers and Organic Solids, UCSB.  Santa Barbara, CA.  Developed techniques for encapsulating a liquid filled organic-based photovoltaic device.

 

Auto Mechanic (1988 – 1990).  Ron Lew’s Automotive.  Los Angeles, CA.  Performed automotive repair and serviced vehicles.

 

Machine Technician (1986 – 1988).  Mark Todd, Checkmaster Corporation.  Los Angeles, CA.  Head Technician.  Troubleshoot and rebuild electric and manual checkwriters.

 

Skills

 

Material Analysis Techniques:  Hall Effect, optical absorption, AFM, and current-voltage curves.

Software:  Excel, Mathematica, PSPICE, KaleidaGraph, and Labview.

Operating Systems:  Microsoft Windows, Macintosh and Linux.

Electronics:  Proficient in building and analyzing analog circuits.

Machining:  Lathe, Mill, Saws, Benders, hand tools, measuring tools.

Welding:  Arch, Mig, and Gas.

References available upon request