Mark Harrison
About Mark Harrison
Mark Harrison is a Computer Numerical Control Machinist with extensive experience in quality engineering and failure analysis, currently employed at Janicki Industries since 2018. He has previously worked at Marvell Semiconductor and Intel Corporation, contributing to various projects in automotive products and managing failure analysis teams across multiple locations.
Current Role at Janicki Industries
Mark Harrison has been employed at Janicki Industries as a Computer Numerical Control Machinist since 2018. In this role, he utilizes his machining skills to produce precision components and assemblies. His responsibilities include programming CNC machines, monitoring production processes, and ensuring adherence to quality standards. His experience in the field contributes to the efficiency and effectiveness of manufacturing operations at the company, located in Hamilton, WA.
Previous Experience at Marvell Semiconductor
Prior to his current position, Mark Harrison worked at Marvell Semiconductor as a Senior Quality Engineer from 2012 to 2015. During his tenure in Chandler, AZ, he focused on quality assurance processes and contributed to the development of automotive products. His role involved performing device and package fault isolation and failure analysis, utilizing various debug testers and techniques to ensure product reliability.
Background in Failure Analysis at Intel Corporation
Mark Harrison has extensive experience in failure analysis, having held multiple positions at Intel Corporation. He served as a Global Failure Analysis Program Manager from 2002 to 2005, overseeing a team that managed failure analysis across different geographies. Additionally, he worked as a Cellular and Application Processor Failure Analysis Engineer from 2005 to 2007, and as a Senior Quality Engineer from 1994 to 2002. His work involved managing complex failure analysis processes and implementing quality improvements.
Educational Background
Mark Harrison studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Arizona State University, where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree. He also pursued training in Machine Tool Technology/Machinist at Lake Washington Institute of Technology, where he began his studies in 2017. This educational background supports his technical expertise in machining and engineering principles.
Achievements in Quality Improvement
Throughout his career, Mark Harrison has frequently implemented cost-saving measures and quality improvements in his work. He has represented factory product quality at quarterly end-customer meetings in Germany, showcasing his commitment to maintaining high standards in product performance and reliability. His involvement in JESD47 compliant product and package qualifications further demonstrates his expertise in quality assurance.