Carolynn Evavold

Worked directly with customers to implement quality initiatives that became and remain the customer's standard of supplier quality excellence.

Received

President's Quality Award recognizing the most impactful engineering project of 2025.

Created Product Quality

Control system and database.

Reduced Customer

Non-Conformance escalations by over 50% across business unit.

Quality Control

System was implemented company wide. Introduced final inspection process, reviewed instructional accuracy and clarity, interviewed build technicians, and assisted in quality improvement projects focused on SYM3 Falcon chambers. Yielded and maintained an 85% reduction in Customer Non-Conformance escalations.

ETCH/SRP Quality Engineer - Applied Materials

(2022-01 - 2026-12)

• Worked directly with customers to implement quality initiatives that became and remain the customer's standard of supplier quality excellence. Received President's Quality Award recognizing the most impactful engineering project of 2025.
• Created Product Quality Control system and database. Reduced Customer Non-Conformance escalations by over 50% across business unit. Quality Control System was implemented company wide.
• Introduced final inspection process, reviewed instructional accuracy and clarity, interviewed build technicians, and assisted in quality improvement projects focused on SYM3 Falcon chambers. Yielded and maintained an 85% reduction in Customer Non-Conformance escalations.
• Generated inspection review Tableau Dashboard utilizing SQL to directly query SAP database. Zero cost project that allowed for automated inspection monitoring at the executive level. Received a Team Excellence award from President of Quality.
• Evaluated part design for accuracy. Prompted necessary design review with supplier and BU engineering to eliminate flow directionality failures on product type.

Manager - HEB

(2014-01 - 2022-12)

• Regional Trainer for Business Intelligence Systems.
• Generated reporting structures leading to 28% pick improvement and reducing shrink by over $200K annually.

BS - Biology - Texas State University (2014-12)