Hasan Baghbaderani

• Well‑established background in materials science R&D through roles in scientific research, technical leadership, product development, and mentorship
• Technical lead and responsible for over €775,000 R&D projects with Intel and Bourns, from ideation and experiments to prototyping
• Research scientist in over €1M R&D projects with Intel, Bourns, NXP Semiconductors, and Tayo Yuden
• Proven ability to deliver results in fast‑paced, cross‑functional R&D environments and support senior management with critical decision making
• A complete multi-tasker, researcher, and product developer with broad theoretical and experimental knowledge in materials science, nanotechnology engineering, composites, magnetic materials, thermodynamics, and kinetics of processes
• Over 12 years of extensive hands‑on experience in the design, fabrication, processing, and characterization of materials
• A cross-functional team leader, leading multi-faceted teams with an emphasis on achieving critical business results and initiatives
• Contributed to more than 15 peer-reviewed journal articles and 9 conference papers, which were cited more than 200 times

Technical Project Lead

Tyndall National Institute, Jan. 2022 – Present

• Project title: Low-loss magnetic core material for high-frequency power applications (MagCore)
• Project funding: €400,000 funded by Bourns, Inc and Enterprise Ireland
• Direct, manage and motivate Tyndall’s team 
• Plan and monitor the project progress in modelling, fabrication, and characterization of soft magnetic composites

Tyndall National Institute, Aug. 2021 – Present

• Project title: 3D composite core inductors integrated into the package
• Project funding: €375,000 funded by Intel Corporation and Science Foundation Ireland 
• Design and fabrication of soft magnetic composites with the best combination of permeability and power loss, compared to state-of-the-art, for 25 MHz applications 

Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering & Physics

Tyndall National Institute & Trinity College Dublin, May 2017 – Nov. 2021