Qualifications

Jinny Rhee has over a decade of experience performing thermal analyses for mechanical and electrical design. She has used her skills and training to serve a wide range of industries, including:

• Telecommunications Industry
  Fan-cooled, multi-card boxes dissipating thousands of watts require analysis and testing to be thermally qualified to run in challenging environments and various failure modes.
• Nuclear Power Industry
  Capabilities of emergency cooling systems require thermohydraulic analysis to assess proposed power plant modifications or operation for increased power output.
• Laser Products
  Laser products often have special alignment and cooling needs that benefit from a knowledgeable application of thermal management and theory.
• Biotechnology
  Thermal analysis is an integral part of many biotechnology applications because of the benefit of modeling fluids and tissue, reducing the need for costly experiments.

Jinny Rhee is an Assistant Professor in the MAE Department at San Jose State University. Her research interests include electronics cooling, and the application of numerical methods for mechanical design. Other positions she has held are described below:

• Chief Engineer
  GeneTrace Systems Inc.
  Alameda, CA. 6/95-12/97
  Coordinated the design and implementation of the mechanical, electrical and software systems for an experimental biotechnology program.
• Research Assistant
  Thermosciences Division
  Mechanical Engineering Department
  Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 6/90-12/94

• Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering
  Stanford University, 12/94
  Dissertation: Electronics Cooling
  Funded by: IBM, Poughkeepsie, NY
• M.S. Mechanical Engineering
  Stanford University, 6/90
• B.S. Mechanical Engineering
  Stanford University, 6/89