Provide classroom and laboratory instruction in aircraft manufacturing processes and standards. Currently qualified to teach courses in: Functional Testing, Bond and Ground, Electrical Assembly and Sealants.

Deliver functional testing instruction package to Boeing employees who work in Boeing Commercial Airplanes and Boeing Defense Systems. Instruction package includes in class lecture on technical processes and documents, lab demonstration and coached practice, followed by an assessment. Classes are delivered at multiple locations across the puget sound region and on all shifts.

Avionics and Electrical, Functional Testing shop, for 777X program. I spent most of this year working on the flight line with live aircraft. Testing systems, troubleshooting faults and executing repairs per documentation or engineering's direction. I worked directly on fuel systems, air and temperature control, power distribution, display, control, lighting and electrical bonding. I used a wide array of technical programs, functional schematics, wire diagrams and documentation systems to ensure work was completed per requirements. My significant contributions were recognized by temporary appointment to lead of our avionics team for about three months.

Provided classroom instruction, hands on skills practice, and comprehensive testing of new and current Boeing employees as part Boeing's production certification and training program. Managed tight timelines, with up to 20 students, while guiding them through technical documentation, hands on manufacturing processes, quality inspections and testing. I mainly taught electrical assembly, and aircraft sealant application, but also some functional testing and electrical bond and ground. Maintained an average feedback score of 4.5 of 5, over nearly four years, from more than 500 respondents to our survey.

This role was identical to my role with Conduent, we simply changed companies.

I entered the USN on the Advanced Electronics Program and was put through almost two years of training to prepare for the role. I kept the SQS-53C hull mounted sonar system working for five years aboard USS The Sullivans, DDG-68 and spent three years as an analyst supporting real time, tactical operations, in the 7th Fleet AOR. I was recognized as lead technician multiple times and asked to lead my work center and operational teams. I performed preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and corrective maintenance on power amplification, distribution, control, display, water cooling, digital logic and acoustic systems. Frequent use of common test equipment like DMM, oscilloscopes, frequency generators and power supplies was required. I also spent time fufilling collateral duties for calibration\metrology and was a member of the VBSS team. My time in the Navy took to me 30 different countries and taught me the value of diversity and respect.