Davin Uurtamo Email & Phone Number

Phoenix, Az

I started Epic Aerial Media LLC after acquiring my FAA Part 107 certification. I currently fly an Autel Evo II equipped with 6K video, 4K video and HDR photo capture capability. I enjoy flying and helping you get the best angle for your production.

I am a volunteer park steward for the city of Phoenix. I utilize some of my mountain bike ride time to helping others on the trail, offering education of good trail use and connecting outdoor groups that would not normally connect often (hikers and bikers for instance). Remove trash from trails, offer water to those who may not have enough and partake in City organized trail work as my time allows.

Tucson, Arizona, United States

I have been serving as a board member for a non-profit rocketry club in Tucson, AZ. I attend monthly board meetings, volunteer at launches and try to help SARA (Southern Arizona Rocketry Association) grow through direct communication with attendees/flyers. My experience with many of my current and previous positions (NICA, City of Phoenix etc.) gives me a unique advantage to opening communication to anyone. I have learned to culture better conflict resolution, giving me better experience with my own communication as many of our members bring experienced resolution tactics to our meetings.

Tempe, Az

I was a QC assembly mechanic for Pivot Cycles as part of a very large production assembly line.

Diamond Bar, Ca And Phoenix, Az

I was a NICA certified high school mountain bike league coach, in one of the first NICA classes offered in Arizona. Shortly after, I helped start a new mountain bike team in Diamond Bar, Ca. with Jennifer Uurtamo (my wife) and Yoshi Yoshimoto (our friend). We had mechanic clinics, skills clinics for the team and some very difficult practice rides in Southern California. Lots of climbing in SoCal. We had about 25 riders on the team.I also co-coached a team in Phoenix, AZ. I organized a weekly core clinic to focus on core training and cornering skills for our team. The team also had mechanic and training clinics as well as many practice rides. We had several expert riders who did very well for themselves in our team training and NICA races and later raced Pro or Cat 1.

Ontario, California

I worked for Felt Bicycles as a QC mechanic. On my own time I strongly supported external community outreach efforts as a volunteer league certified mountain bike coach and team mechanic with a local high school mountain bike team through the N.I.C.A. (National Interscholastic Cycling Association) league.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

I worked as a full time mechanic with a mentor, master mechanic and suspension guru Jeffrey "Fish" Rowe, providing customer repairs on hydraulic braking systems, mountain bike suspension overhauls and tuning, advanced bicycle repairs and regular tune-ups in addition to bicycle sales. I was a mountain bike tour guide (and program coordinator) for a successful guiding company owned by Cactus Bikes (Cactus Adventures) and helped maintain and transport a rental fleet of 40+ bicycles. I also modified and updated the Cactus Adventures website with HTML and JAVA languages. I gave seminars and attended meetings for city commerce representatives in the metro Phoenix area to increase business to local cities and the guiding company as part of tour coordination. Successfully toured both small (1-5 people) and large groups (corporate events 50+ attendees) in mountain biking throughout metro Phoenix mountain ranges including the highly technical mountain bike trails of South Mountain (small groups only) in XC and downhill tours with an occasional hiking tour. Additionally, I seasonally outfitted and ran a bike shop (sales, repairs, rentals and tours) in the high altitude town of Pinetop, AZ during the summer months to provide a downhill shop for the local ski mountain, Sunrise ski resort. I provided and maintained a Demo rental fleet of 15+ downhill mountain bikes at the ski lodge (located one hour away on the Indian reservation) and volunteered with the local trail building group "TRACKS" as time allowed. Working in Pinetop, AZ also required working with the city for business advertising permits and business licensing. I also volunteered my mechanic time for the community bike "rodeo" at the local high school.

Installed, prepared and repaired all lock hardware on campus as part of a small team (6 staff). Duties included repair, lock changes (combination and standard), safe changes, code creation, master code creation, picking, "modified entry" and all lock maintenance required within. Brands included: Medeco Biaxial, Simplex, AmSec (safes), Schlage Everest, Schlage commercial hardware, electronic access (various brands) and pre 1950 locks and hardware.

Tempe, Arizona, United States

I managed a 3/4 Acre therapy garden for the consumers.

Tempe, Arizona, United States

I maintained and coordinated vendors for over 30 group homes and a large commercial classroom facility (in Tempe) across the Phoenix and Tucson area. I maintained, locksmithing, plumbing, electrical, some A/C etc. myself where applicable or financially more reasonable. Performed custom carpentry tasks, formed ADA approved concrete ramps and installed medical devices to help consumers lead the most independent lives possible.

Tempe, Arizona, United States

I started working in group homes part time with consumers while attending college. This job required CPR, First Aid and having the state level 1 and 2 critical intervention technique training. We would provide activities, trips, movies, breakfast, lunch and dinner and all medications to consumers. I met so many wonderful people working for this company.

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

This was a volunteer position. I volunteered a ~1500 hours as an Emergency Medical Technician for the Alternative Response program for the city of Phoenix Fire Department. We drove city vehicles from Fire stations in response to crisis where we connected families with resources. We (a Crisis counselor and myself) worked as a two person team managing crisis on emergency scenes in a variety of extreme emergency situations. I eventually became an EMT supervisor with this program and helped other Alternative response teams working on scene, refill their medical supplies etc. I received an award from the City of Phoenix Fire Chief (Chief Brunacini) during my time with this program for exceptional customer service.

Bachelor'S Degree, Liberal Studies- Creative And Technical Writing

Part 107- Suas Commercial License Class, A

Part 107-Suas Commercial License Class, A

Associate'S Degree, Fire Science