Rick Gottscho — All Star 2020

Summary : Rick Gottscho: For technology leadership that built Lam Research’s Etch business into the leadership position it conveys today

Rick Gottscho — All Star 2020: For technology leadership that built Lam Research’s Etch business into the leadership position it conveys today

Rick carried both a technology and business leadership role through Lam’s growth into multiproduct powerhouse in etch, deposition, and cleaning
Strong engineering background highly respected by customers, building Lam’s laser-sharp customer focus
Substantial contributions to plasma science technology through scientific communities

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