Certified Professionals

Colleen Doll is the ESD Program Manager for Google Data Centers. She has been employed at Google since 2013 and has been involved with ESD since 2014. She joined the ESD Association as a member in 2016. 

Colleen originally wanted to be a WWE Wrestler, then found interest in the computer field. She earned an Associates of Science with concentration in Networking Technology and later turned that into a Bachelors of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies, combining Computer Science and Computer Information Systems from Liberty University. 

Colleen loves working in ESD among other things. She also enjoys helping people learn new skills so they can be anything, even if the interest is extremely different from what they originally planned. In her spare time, she likes to play video games with her husband and do Fortnite dance challenges with her three girls. Finally, she’s an avid shark enthusiast who never misses Shark Week. 

Daesung Jung is a Staff Engineer at the Mechatronics R&D center of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. He has worked in the semiconductor field and solved lots of electrostatic issues related to the semiconductor manufacturing equipment. In addition, he trained many field staffs to recognize and identify the ESD related problems at a manufacturing field and developed several documents to raise the level of ESD control compliance with international standards.

Daesung Jung has a Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from POSTECH in Pohang, South Korea. He enjoys many kinds of sports, learning foreign languages and spending time with his family.

Dale Fuller has been employed at Seagate Technology in Longmont, California, since 1997. He is an ESD Staff Engineer, and only started working in the ESD field in 2005. He functioned as an automation engineer for most of his career.

Dale earned his B.S.E.E. from the University of Colorado in 1982.