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Alice Lay

Senior Display Module Engineer at Apple

Alice Lay is a highly skilled Display Module Engineer with over 5 years of experience in the field. Currently working at Apple, she is responsible for designing and developing display modules for various Apple products. With a background in applied physics and creativity in research, Alice

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Years of Experience

Education

stanford university, university of california berkeley haas school of business, national taiwan university, university of california berkeley

Companies

apple, apple, hasso plattner institute of design at stanford d.school, stanford university, deloitte, uc berkeley, uc berkeley, uc berkeley, biolegend

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Experience

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    2022 - Present

    apple

    Senior Display Module Engineer

    Tech lead on Apple Watch Ultra 2 (2023)

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    2020 - 2022

    apple

    Display Module Engineer

    Apple Watch Series 7 (2021) Optics lead on Apple Watch Ultra (2022)

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    2017 - 2018

    hasso plattner institute of design at stanford d.school

    Creativity in Research Scholar

    • Applied design thinking and project management tools (e.g., Gantt chart) to complete my project on improving data visualization and science communication skills • Conducted empathetic interviews with stakeholders and prototyped presentation tools, resulting in strategies and worksheets that are now shared on my portfolio website • Taught a 1.5 hr interactive workshop on data visualization techniques to ~20 graduate students

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    2013 - 2019

    stanford university

    Graduate Student Researcher in the Dionne Group

    • Developed a novel force-sensing platform based on nanoparticles that change color when they are mechanically pressed • Built optical setups to characterize the nanoparticles' performance, including a laser-coupled microscope for mechano-optical spectroscopy and dual-channel imaging • Demonstrated background-free sensing of muscle contractions in C. elegans worms • Collaborated with neuroscientists to design sensors for neuroimaging, resulting in a patent application on field-sensitive upconverting nanoparticles • Published 7 papers, including 3-first author, in peer-reviewed journals with >200 total citations • Presented results at 18 conferences and seminars, including 6 invited talks • Research skills: chemistry (nanoparticle synthesis), optics, materials characterization (electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, x-ray diffraction), diamond anvil cell pressure measurements, cell and organism cultures, leading interdisciplinary teams, data analysis, Matlab programming, writing grant proposals, science communication

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    2012 - 2012

    deloitte

    R&D Tax Consulting Intern

    • Independently created Phase I credit models and calculated Qualified Research Expenditures (QREs) for the Research Tax Credit Analysis of a video game startup and pharmaceutical company • Conducted technical interviews and surveys with subject matter experts in semiconductor, metrology, and film industries • Wrote project description matrices (PDMs) and briefs published in client deliverables • 150+ client service hours over 8 week internship

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    2011 - 2011

    uc berkeley

    H7B Physics Reader

    • Graded physics problem sets for ~20 students and met with the professor and graduate student instructor on a weekly basis

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    2011 - 2013

    uc berkeley

    Undergraduate Researcher

    • Condensed matter physics research with Professor Alex Zettl and his group • Funded by Center of Integrated Nanomechanical Systems COINS, including Summer 2011 • Presented poster at 2013 MRS Conference, “Selective Polyester Polymer Transfer of Exfoliated h-BN for Graphene Devices” • Synthesized dichalcogenide NbSe2 crystals for charge density wave studies, transferred graphene on TEM grids • Mentored undergraduate and graduate students in exfoliation and polyester transfer processes • Instrument and lab proficiency: AFM, Raman, optical microscope , RIE, CVD, crystal growth, tape exfoliation

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    2010 - 2011

    uc berkeley

    Peer Adviser

    • Advised ~20 students weekly on university requirements, providing one-on-one attention to identify each student’s unique problems and direct them to further resources and information • Triaged lines and documents using university systems like E-triever, answered office phone calls, and facilitated interviews to optimize administrative efficiency and develop relationships with college advisers

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    2010 - 2010

    biolegend

    Market Research Intern

    • Implemented data-mining and PEST/SWOT analysis to make an international biotech market entry strategy recommendation

Experience

21 Skills

afm

circuits

Communication

cvd

Data Visualization

Design

Design Thinking

error analysis

labview

latex

matlab

maya

microscopy

microsoft office

nanoparticle synthesis

Project Management

public speaking

research

Research

Research Scientist

spectroscopy

Education

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    2013 - 2019

    stanford university

    Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

    Applied Physics

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    2011 - 2013

    university of california berkeley haas school of business

    Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

    Business Administration

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    2010 - 2010

    national taiwan university

    Summer Study Abroad Program

    Chinese Language and Culture

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    2009 - 2013

    university of california berkeley

    Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

    Physics