NANCY A. ADINOLFE 809 College Street, #21 Pittsburgh, PA 15232 Cell: 530-313-3158 Email: nancyadinolfe@sbcglobal.

net PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY: Over 10 years of experience in process and program managem ent, with specialized expertise in product development. Highly skilled in analyz ing and interpreting data, resolving technical problems, improving operations, a nd streamlining processes. Proven team leader and player, with demonstrated abil ity to train and supervise technicians. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Successfully developed and obtained several patents. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE RESEARCH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST 11/2007 - 03/2009 State of California Sacramento, CA Supervisors: Andre Algazi, 916-324-3114, Dr. Ajit Bhandal, 510- 231-1704. May be contacted. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST (11/2008-03/2009), Department of Toxic Substance Control : On four-person team and individually, reviewed, assessed and approved/rejected permit requests for toxic and hazardous waste disposal, including electronic wa ste. Interpreted and stayed abreast of state and federal regulations, conveying information to individuals and companies. Explained regulations and compliance r equirements and answered range of technical inquiries. Planned and presented tra ining on new hazmat handling and disposal requirements for private sector audien ce. RESEARCH SCIENTIST (11/2007-11/2008), Department of Public Health: Compiled and analyzed genetic screening data from seven labs statewide, performing quality as surance and statistical controls to track infant diseases. Interpreted and evalu ated statistical data for some 600,000 samples annually, isolating anomalies and generating linear regression curves. Verified results to assess daily instrumen t calibration to avoid false positives or negatives; determined if instruments n eeded recalibration and advised contract lab personnel. Prepared monthly reports and analyses using Excel. Developed and implemented standard operating procedur es and assured compliance with protocols and laboratory quality assurance plan. Performed data reviews; initiated corrective actions from QA/QC deficiencies, au dits or other issues. Provided expert quality assurance advice, guidance and tra ining to laboratory staff and practitioners involved in collecting and testing g enetic samples. Resolve difficult and highly complex issues with respect to qual ity of data. KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS - Presented poster at international Newborn Screening and Genetic Testing Sympos ium in 2008. - Devised and developed less expensive test for PKU testing for infants, resulti ng in substantial cost savings. Presented results at PITTCON, receiving high lev el of global interest. ENGINEER 06/2000-01/2005 Intel / Communications Group Sacramento, CA Supervisor: Ralph Doe, 978-553-4000. May be contacted.

Engineer for package integration and technical marketing for computer chip manuf acturing. Managed chip development programs, including thermal/mechanical, elect rical, package design and assembly aspects. PROCESS MANAGEMENT/ANALYSIS: Performed front-end package feasibility analysis fo r customers using software program in beta testing stage and using fundamental k nowledge of packaging of chips. Developed streamlined, integrated process to acc omplish faster production. Planned, scheduled and conducted projects and quantit ative studies to evaluate and recommend ways to improve effectiveness and effici ency of operations. Established performance measures and developed modifications , revisions and procedures to improve of program operations. Provided support on program operations to senior staff for effective implementation of goals and pr iorities. Interpreted policies and precedents which affected program and related support resources (people, money and equipment) in area studied. Researched maj or issues, program goals and objectives, work processes and administrative opera tions. LIAISON: Served as technical liaison between internal customer marketing and des ign groups, working on six-month packaging projects. Defined and developed requi rements with marketing group program managers, then worked with technical design group to incorporate requirements into products. Coordinated development effort s with daily communication, often working to resolve conflicting goals. Requirem ents included input/outputs, electrical, mechanical, thermal and footprint. KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS - Contributed to development and implementation of new anti-reflective coating m aterial, a critical geometry of ULSI circuit, used in front-end-of-the-line crit ical level processes. Results: Company pioneered production of 0.25um line geome try, years ahead of rest of industry. Received Best Quality Team award. - Developed new chip package for high input/output device to meet circuit requir ements using new technology. Worked with assembly houses, thermal engineers, ele ctrical engineers, package designers and substrate suppliers on new package desi gn. Results: Avoided months of labor hours needed to change circuit design, also reduced time to market. Estimated savings of $1.5M. PROCESS ENGINEER 05/1988 - 01/1999 IBM Corporation Burlington, VT Supervisor: Gary Doyle, 802-769-4837. May be contacted. Held series of increasingly responsible positions in engineering, including prod uct development, environmental and process, for this international information t echnology company. TECHNICAL MARKETING ENGINEER, Microelectronics Division (1996-1999): Conducted f inancial and market analysis for semi-conductor business, with unit sales of $1B . Reviewed external analyst reports, compiled relevant data and prepared data fo r executive team. Generated financial statements for business unit. Interpreted market and financial data to track and forecast sales, productivity, cost, labor and profit. Wrote technical papers. Organized and restructured daily sales meet ings of 25 on- and off-site staff, halving meeting time while completing same am ount of work. Also, ISO 9000 representative for marketing organization; complete d all paperwork for ISO auditors, passing ISO inspection. PROCESS ENGINEER, Foundry Business (1994-1996): Analyzed and resolved major prod uction process problems in front- and back-of-the-line lithography sectors, whic h manufactured computer chips for external customers. Problems included equipmen t and process issues, resulting in low yields and high rework rates, which had r esulted in legal action. Led 50+ team of operators and technicians in four shift

s. Identified and isolated issues, implementing uniform standards and efficiency improvements. Also, achieved buy-in from team to improve operations and turn ar ound foundry. Results: Saved $600,000 annually in materials consumption, reduced cycle time from 30 to 20 days and decreased product rework from 52% to 15%. Re ceived General Site Manager`s Team Leader Award. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER, Facilities Group (1992-1994): Solved waste-stream proble ms for largest semiconductor manufacturing facility in Northeast, in compliance with state environmental regulations. Researched, compiled and wrote description s of all chemical waste streams for site, achieving regulatory compliance. Resea rched and developed pilot sequential batch reactor to treat ethylene glycol (ant ifreeze); conducted chemical analysis and developed prototype for scalability. R esolved issue of contaminated hazardous waste stream, which was costing $10,000/ week. Researched problem, collecting samples across technician lines to isolate contamination. Identified source of problem and implemented corrective action. R esults: Eliminated contamination and associated costs, enabling sale of solvent; converted $10,000/week expense to $6,000/week income. PROCESS ENGINEER, Semiconductor Development Center (1990-1992): Managed mechanic al and process qualification of vertical furnaces, chemical vapor deposition and polymer application equipment, moving company into next-generation product ahea d of industry curve. Developed chemically amplified resist system process. ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, Site Assurance Group (1988-1990): Analytical testing for lab accreditation. Solved process problems for process engineering. Incoming inspec tion of semiconductor grade chemicals. Trained laboratory technicians. PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN 08/2011 - current UPMC Pittsburgh, PA Supervisor: Carol Milligan (UPMC), 412-647-9684 Prioritize patient care and alert personnel of vital signs outside of patient no rmal limits. Monitor patient vital signs and prioritize the tasks associated wit h patient care. Measure blood glucose and maintain calibration of equipment. Use sterile techniques and infectious control in the care of contagious patients. U se critical thinking skills in the observation of patient status. Advocate for p atient rights and patient requests. RESEARCH ASSOCIATE CHEMIST 1982-1988 University at Buffalo Buffalo, NY Supervisor: Dr. Stanley Bruckenstein, 716-645-1493 Devised and developed gas chromatographic technique to detect organic acids, usi ng extractive alkylation. Developed novel analytical instrument to correct for u ncompensated potential drop in electrochemical cells, which was preventing accur ate measurement of potential at working electrode. Designed, developed and appli ed circuitry to automatically correct for potential drop and charging current in electrochemical cells. Results: Resolved problem and maintained ability to accurately measure potential of working electrode; successfully obtained patent. EDUCATION Ph.D., Chemistry, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 1989 B.S., Chemistry/Biology, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 1982 RECENT CLASSES

05/2009 - current Earned 3.8 GPA in extra-circular classes. Classes included Genetics (3 credits), Anatomy (3), Anatomy Lab (1), Physiology (3), Physiology Lab (1), Statistics (3 ), Human Growth and Development (3), Pathophysiology (3), Microbiology (4). COMPUTER PROFICIENCIES Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, Corel Draw Graphics, Statistical Software, A dobe Illustrator, Database Management, Analytical data acquisition. LABORATORY SKILLS / TOOLS Gas chromatography, tandem mass spectroscopy, spectrophotometric equipment, elec trochemistry.