Mark Andrew Smith
Professional Counselors at Bareback Dr, Colorado Springs, CO

License number
Colorado 14845
Issued Date
Aug 15, 2016
Renew Date
Aug 15, 2016
Expiration Date
Aug 15, 2020
Type
Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate
Address
Address
3585 Bareback Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80922

Professional information

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Leadership Team, Northword Church

Leadership Team, Northword Church

Position:
P.O.E. (Pastor, Elder, Overseer) at NorthWord Church
Location:
Colorado Springs, Colorado Area
Industry:
Religious Institutions
Work:
NorthWord Church since 2005 - P.O.E. (Pastor, Elder, Overseer)
Education:
University of California, Davis 1974 - 1978
BSEE, engineering


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Mark Smith - Colorado Springs, CO

Mark Smith - Colorado Springs, CO

Work:
Hewlett Packard
SOLUTIONS ARCHITECT/ENGAGEMENT MANAGER
Cutting Edge Tool Supply
SALES MANAGER


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Smif Container Including An Electrostatic Dissipative Reticle Support Structure

Smif Container Including An Electrostatic Dissipative Reticle Support Structure

US Patent:
6513654, Feb 4, 2003
Filed:
Jul 10, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/902519
Inventors:
Mark V. Smith - Colorado Springs CO
Robert P. Wartenbergh - Woodside CA
William P. Pennybacker - Tracy CA
Assignee:
Asyst Technologies, Inc. - Fremont CA
International Classification:
B65D 8548
US Classification:
206454, 206710
Abstract:
The present invention is a support structure for supporting a reticle or silicon wafer. The support structure includes a support column and a retaining structure. In addition to retaining a wafer, the present invention also creates a discharge path to remove electrostatic charges from the wafer. The retaining structure mechanically engages each support column to create a discharge path from the wafer to a ground. Specifically, electrostatic charges that dissipate from the wafer travel along the support structure to the support column and exit the SMIF pod through the pod door.


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Kinematic Coupling With Textured Contact Surfaces

Kinematic Coupling With Textured Contact Surfaces

US Patent:
2007017, Jul 26, 2007
Filed:
Jan 25, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/339462
Inventors:
John Burns - Colorado Springs CO, US
Martin Forbes - Divide CO, US
Matthew Fuller - Colorado Springs CO, US
Jeffery King - Colorado Springs CO, US
Mark Smith - Colorado Springs CO, US
International Classification:
B65D 85/00
US Classification:
206711000
Abstract:
A substrate kinematic coupling or guide plate for a substrate carrier having textured or patterned surfaces at the points of contact to reduce frictional forces generated between automated processing equipment and the kinematic coupling. The textured surface reduces the contact area between the processing equipment and the contact portion of the kinematic coupling, thereby reducing the resultant frictional force. By reducing the frictional force, the substrate carrier more readily settles on the mounting pins of the processing equipment, thus avoiding intolerable height and angular deviations during automated access to the substrates. Textures include, but are not limited to, a knurl pattern, ridges running laterally along the contact portions, and ridges running longitudinally along the contact portions. The textures may be formed by a blow molding, injection molding or in an overmolding process, or by a machining or imprinting process.


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Wafer Container With Tubular Environmental Control Components

Wafer Container With Tubular Environmental Control Components

US Patent:
2011011, May 19, 2011
Filed:
Mar 13, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/922408
Inventors:
James A. Watson - Eden Prairie MN, US
John Burns - Colorado Springs CO, US
Martin I. Forbes - Divide CO, US
Matthew A. Fuller - Colorado Springs CO, US
Mark V. Smith - Colorado Springs CO, US
Assignee:
ENTEGRIS, INC. - Billerica MA
International Classification:
B65D 85/86
US Classification:
206710
Abstract:
A wafer container utilizes a rigid polymer tubular tower with slots and a “getter” therein for absorbing and filtering moisture and vapors within the wafer container. The tower preferably utilizes a purge grommet at the base of the container and may have a check valve therein to control the flow direction of gas (including air) into and out of the container and with respect to the tower. The tower is sealingly connected with the grommet. The tower may have a getter media piece rolled in an elongate circular fashion forming or shaped as a tube and disposed within the tower and may have axially extending. The media can provide active and/or passive filtration as well as having capabilities to be recharged. Front opening wafer containers for 300 mm sized wafers generally have a pair of recesses on each of the left and right side in the inside rear of the container portions. These recesses are preferably utilized for elongate towers, such towers extending substantially from a bottom wafer position to a top wafer position. In alternative embodiment, a tubular shape of getter material is exposed within the front opening container without containment of the getter other than at the ends. The tubular getter form is preferably supported at discrete locations to maximize exposure to the internal container environment. A blocker member can selectively close the apertures. An elastomeric cap can facilitate securement of the tubular component in the container portion.


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Substrate Shipper Component

Substrate Shipper Component

US Patent:
D673853, Jan 8, 2013
Filed:
Aug 6, 2012
Appl. No.:
29/429021
Inventors:
John Burns - Colorado Springs CO, US
Mark V. Smith - Colorado Springs CO, US
Eric S. Olson - Shorewood MN, US
Russ V. Raschke - Chanhassen MN, US
Michael S. Adams - New Prague MN, US
Assignee:
Entegris, Inc. - Billerica MA
International Classification:
0907
US Classification:
D 9456


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Wafer Container With Door Actuated Wafer Restraint

Wafer Container With Door Actuated Wafer Restraint

US Patent:
7100772, Sep 5, 2006
Filed:
Nov 15, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/989232
Inventors:
John Burns - Colorado Springs CO, US
Matthew A. Fuller - Colorado Springs CO, US
Jeffery J. King - Colorado Springs CO, US
Martin L. Forbes - Divide CO, US
Mark V. Smith - Colorado Springs CO, US
Assignee:
Entegris, Inc. - Chaska MN
International Classification:
B65D 85/90
US Classification:
206710, 206711
Abstract:
A container for holding a wafer includes an enclosure portion having a top, a bottom, a pair of opposing sides, a back and an opposing open front defined by a door frame. A door is sealingly engagable in the door frame to close the open front. The container further includes wafer restraint means in the enclosure including fixed wafer restraint means and operable wafer restraint means. The operable wafer restraint means is selectively positionable by engaging and disengaging the door from the door frame, and is positioned so to enable insertion or removal of a wafer from the container when the door is disengaged from the door frame and positioned so as to cooperate with the fixed wafer restraint means to restrain the wafer in the container when the door is engaged in the door frame.


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Photochromic Substrate Container

Photochromic Substrate Container

US Patent:
7073667, Jul 11, 2006
Filed:
Oct 22, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/971556
Inventors:
John Burns - Colorado Springs CO, US
Matthew A. Fuller - Colorado Springs CO, US
Jeffery J. King - Colorado Springs CO, US
Martin L. Forbes - Divide CO, US
Mark V. Smith - Colorado Springs CO, US
Assignee:
Entegris, Inc. - Chaska MN
International Classification:
B65D 85/30, B65D 85/48
US Classification:
206710, 206454, 2064591
Abstract:
A semiconductor wafer, substrate, or reticle storage or shipping device that includes a photochromic indicator of exposure to undesired electromagnetic radiation. The present invention includes the incorporation of a photochromic material into the plastic used to fabricate at least a portion of a semiconductor wafer, disk, or reticle shipping or storage containers. The container may include photochromic material in the form of a transparent window or a larger portion of the container. The photochromic material may change color or darkness in response to exposure to a selected range of wavelengths of light.


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Mark Smith

Mark Smith

Location:
Colorado Springs, Colorado Area
Industry:
Computer Hardware
Awards:
HP IPG Enterprise Sales MVP
Top quota achiever and year-to-year account growth
HP IPG Enterprise Sales MVP
Top Quota Achiever and Year-to-Year Account Growth
HP IPG Enterprise Sales Business Growth and Development
Top Achiever for Overall Account Growth and Business Development within those accounts ("Deeper and Wider" Award)
HP Enterprise Sales Achievers Award
Recognition for account performance, growth and development
HP IPG Enterprise Sales "Team Excellence" Award
Recognition of Outstanding Contribution and Dedication to Driving for results, working as an effective team leader, salesmanship and high level of professionalisim and integrity.
HP IPG Enterprise Sales Achievers Award
Recognition for account performance, account results, growth and development
HP IPG Sales "Team Excellence" Award
Recognition of Outstanding Contribution and Dedication to Driving for results, working as an effective team leader, salesmanship and high level of professionalisim and integrity.


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Substrate Carrier

Substrate Carrier

US Patent:
7347329, Mar 25, 2008
Filed:
Oct 22, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/971714
Inventors:
John Burns - Colorado Springs CO, US
Matthew A. Fuller - Colorado Springs CO, US
Jeffery J. King - Colorado Springs CO, US
Martin L. Forbes - Divide CO, US
Mark V. Smith - Colorado Springs CO, US
Michael Zabka - Eagan MN, US
Assignee:
Entegris, Inc. - Chaska MN
International Classification:
B65D 85/00
US Classification:
206711, 206710, 206832, 206722, 16422, 16425, 220756, 220759, 220768, 220772
Abstract:
A carrier for transporting silicon semiconductor wafers during semiconductor wafer processing operations including an enclosure, a door and a flange structured to interface with a machine so that the carrier can be lifted by the machine. A lift saddle connects the flange to the container so that the load on the flange is transferred to a part of the enclosure other than the top of the enclosure to prevent distortion of the enclosure to maintaining seal integrity between the enclosure and the door.