Danny is currently seeking full-time, part-time, or contract opportunities in electrical engineering, particularly within teams focused on semiconductor foundry innovation, thin-film growth processes, embedded systems, and cleanroom-based research and development.

Danny combines academic diligence as a Ph.D. candidate at UNLV with real-world engineering experience in high-hazard experimentation and industry. His track record includes building and working in ISO Class 7/5/4 cleanrooms, developing thin-film growth processes, optimizing PCB production, and mentoring students in complex electronics coursework.

Yes, Danny is open to both relocation and remote-friendly roles, depending on the scope and impact of the opportunity. He’s especially interested in contributing to high-impact teams across Canada, the U.S., or international research environments.

Danny’s technical background includes semiconductor device fabrication (UHV environments & foundries, cesium/nitride thin films), embedded & IoT systems, PCB design, graphical programming and simulation, and hands-on production work.

You can request a call or share your opportunity through the “Work With Danny” section of this site. All inquiries are reviewed personally, and Danny will follow up to explore next steps if there’s a good fit.