Mikhail Viktorovich Basov

Mikhail Basov received the master’s degree in electrical engineering and the Ph.D. degree from MEPhI 2012 and 2022, respectively. In 2010, he started his current job at the Dukhov Automatics Research Institute (VNIIA) as a R&D Engineer (sensors). He has authored more than 10 articles, holds 12 Russian patents, took part in 12 conferences, received 9 awards and reviewed 34 articles. He received the award of University Technology Exposure Program by Wevolver, Mouser Electronics and ANSYS in 2022, and Innovative Leader in the Nuclear Industry by Rosatom in 2019. I have 10+ years of experience in the field of semiconductor industry.

Qualification and Professional skills:

• Development of semiconductor chips (fundamental knowledge of solid-state physics, modeling and topology design) for MEMS (pressure based on piezoresistors, piezotransistors and other), temperature sensors based on p-n junction or Schottky barrier and other microelectronic devices;

• Research and testing of development and mass products at intermediate and final stages of fabrication;

• The hands-on practice, coordinating and controlling BiCMOS and MEMS technological processes: wet chemical treatments, lithography, doping processes (ion implantation, diffusion, annealing and oxidation), deposition processes of dielectric thin films and deposition of metals / conductive layers, creating mechanical structures using wet anisotropic and isotropic etching, microassembly stage;

• Analysis of scientific and technical information, develop / justification of relevant methodological solutions for tasks, reporting and publishing of the results;

• Languages: English (Intermediate) and Russian (Native);

• Working with soft: Synopsys TCAD, AutoCAD, NI Multisim, MS Office. Studying: ANSYS, MatLab, LabView.

My future Ph.D. thesis is titled “High Sensitive Pressure Sensing Chip Utilizing Bipolar Junction Transistors”. Creation of new pressure sensor chip with novel piezosensitive electrical circuit of piezosensitive differential amplifier with negative feedback loop (PDA-NFL) utilizing bipolar-junction transistor. It allows to increase the pressure sensitivity, improve the pressure sensor performance and/or reducing die size while maintaining the same level of output signal and increase strength of membrane structure.

I'm looking for a new job and ready for business travel (relocation). My CV is attached below.