Engineering operations for nanolithography instruments
Closer to how teams, product decisions, and instrument delivery fit together.
Heidelberg Instruments Nano
Kartik Buddha
Singapore, Lyon, Lausanne, Princeton, Fribourg, Zurich, and Copenhagen. Different settings, different problems, and a steady pull toward systems that have to work in the real world.
Path
Closer to how teams, product decisions, and instrument delivery fit together.
Heidelberg Instruments Nano
A small consulting role helping ATLANT 3D with hiring around software and research-tool work.
ATLANT 3D
Leading software work for nanolithography tools and the product systems around them.
Heidelberg Instruments Nano
Startup work beside the main track: product, marketplace, and learning workflows.
Mooctors
Hands-on product work across instruments, users, constraints, and careful releases.
Heidelberg Instruments Nano
A short internship in Fribourg before the move into scientific instruments.
Vidinoti
Research work with sparse coding and microscopic image data.
NEC Laboratories America
Graduate work that kept theory close to implementation.
EPFL
A summer in Lyon working with time-varying meshes.
LIRIS
Early applied image work for inspection problems.
SIMTech
Where the engineering base was built.
Nanyang Technological University