Carlos Paradinha, Jr Email & Phone Number

Keyport, Washington, United States

An Electronics Technician II supporting the Unmanned Undersea Vehicle Systems Material Readiness Branch, NUWC Division Keyport, WA. Has a comprehensive trade knowledge of the practical application of electronic principles to disassemble, assemble, inspect, operate, troubleshoot, repair, maintain, overhaul, test and/or calibrate a variety of electronic equipment and components. The Technician, independently or as a member of a team, installs, overhauls, repairs, troubleshoots, tests, maintains, or calibrates a variety of electronic equipment and components in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, standards, procedures, and acceptable trade practices.SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE• Knowledge of theory and operation of electronics systems. Skill in relating the operating parameter of the various control consoles, test equipment, etc in order to determine and evaluate the significance of voltage, current wave shape, phase shift, etc., at various points throughout the circuits and relate these to overall operation of the system.• Broad knowledge of electronic shop and trade practices• Broad practical knowledge of electronics principles and their application • Skill in the interpretation of drawings, specifications, and schematics of sub-systems• Diagnose problems in complex electrical circuits to determine the root cause of failures by examining entire circuit and component relationships.• Performs soldering to latest approved specifications for electronic components to surface mount level, and wiring. • A broad knowledge of the factors and use of a variety of electronic test equipment such as oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, and frequency counters. Able to perform testing, troubleshooting, and repair utilizing a wide variety of test equipment.Able to lift, carry or otherwise handle items weighing up to 40 pounds. Good eyesight, color perception, hand dexterity, and the ability to analyze operational characteristic audibly, which requires good hearing.

Keyport, Wa

A Journeyman Technician supporting the Unmanned Undersea Vehicle Systems Material Readiness Branch, NUWC Division Keyport, WA. Has a comprehensive trade knowledge of the practical application of electronic principles to disassemble, assemble, inspect, operate, troubleshoot, repair, maintain, overhaul, test and/or calibrate a variety of electronic equipment and components. The Technician, independently or as a member of a team, installs, overhauls, repairs, troubleshoots, tests, maintains, or calibrates a variety of electronic equipment and components in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, standards, procedures, and acceptable trade practices.SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE• Knowledge of theory and operation of electronics systems. Skill in relating the operating parameter of the various control consoles, test equipment, etc in order to determine and evaluate the significance of voltage, current wave shape, phase shift, etc., at various points throughout the circuits and relate these to overall operation of the system.• Broad knowledge of electronic shop and trade practices• Broad practical knowledge of electronics principles and their application • Skill in the interpretation of drawings, specifications, and schematics of sub- systems• Ability to diagnose problems in complex electrical circuits to determine the root cause of failures by examining entire circuit and component relationships.• Performs soldering to latest approved specifications for electronic components and wiring. • A broad knowledge of the factors and use of a variety of electronic test equipment such as oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, and frequency counters. Able to perform testing, troubleshooting, and repair utilizing a wide variety of test equipment.Able to lift, carry or otherwise handle items weighing up to 40 pounds. Work requires good eyesight, color perception, hand dexterity, and the ability to analyze operational characteristic audibly, which requires good hearing.

Greater Seattle Area

Atelier Coffee Company, Ltd is also DBA Palace Theater & Art Bar in the Georgetown district of Seattle. I am responsible for all facets of business including bookkeeping, inventory, schedules, and personnel. I pride myself as a quality assurance expert in all aspects of the goods and entertainment offered at the Palace. I not only continuously maintain a robust schedule of events, I also am ever vigilant to better serve the community through the arts.

Greater Seattle Area

•Proficient in various photographic styles and lighting schemes.•High-stress tested leadership skills.•Exceptional communicator; effective at all organizational levels.•Dedicated professional with a reliable, solid work ethic. •Can seamlessly integrate within a team, or produce quality work as a lone photographer. •Adept in Photoshop, Camera Raw, Bridge, and Capture One as well as MS Word, Excel, Pages, and Numbers software.•Exceptional knowledge of digital photography, and studio photography.•Excellent knowledge of flash photography equipment.•Incomparable at directing personnel during shoots devoid of an Art Director. Maintains positive energy throughout any event.•Driving force behind progressive and innovative high-energy photo shoots both in studio and on location.•Effective communicator and organizer. •Determine project requirements and arrange all proper equipment and supplies. Coordinate with designers, artists, engineers, and other professionals as necessary. Inspect and edit RAW files and identify photographs for retouching or enhancement. Adjust, modify, and rework photos using digital and computer manipulation applications.

Greater Seattle Area

Photography, project management, project coordination as well as finance manager, procurement, asset management and human resources.

Greater Seattle Area

Management of over 10,000 caregiver transportation and commuting needsYearly budgeting for Swedish Hospital's transportation and commuting hubPersonnel management and payroll supervisionProcurement of suppliesCoordination of facilities maintenance, technologies maintenance, and vendor services

United States Navy and Marine experience through 25 years of service ranging from basic military training to senior enlisted advisor, retiring as an E8; Senior Chief Fire Controlman (Surface Warfare / Air Warfare). Intimately proficient in military terminology and protocol. Extremely well versed in the U.S. military organizational structure; defense; tactical procedures; radar, communications, and data systems; vessel to vessel combat warfare as well as boarding procedures and tactics. Able to distinguish and utilize "politically correct" and "politically incorrect" speech, nautical terminology, phrasology, customs and traditions.

Austin, Texas Area

Owner of an independent coffee shop/cafe specializing in organic, fair trade and rain forest alliance coffee beans which are locally roasted. Developed improved recipes for established menu, upgraded supplies, cut costs through aggressive contractual negotiations and increased client base by 75% and profits by 120% within the first quarter of proprietorship.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Directs and coordinates maintenance actions, test and performs operational procedures on all AEGIS Combat System elements to achieve performance standards meeting design specifications. Directs and coordinates the efforts of AEGIS Combat System personnel to ensure an integrated approach to achieving full combat system operational status. Isolates faults within an AEGIS Combat System through systematic diagnosis of results of operational tests. Monitors and performs preventive and corrective maintenance through test procedures to ensure performance in accordance with AEGIS Combat System design operational specifications.

Bfa, Photography, 3.9

Activities and Societies: Photography Group President American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) Member Veterans Corps Navigator.

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