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Dallas, Texas, United States

Greenville, Texas, United States

Perform electrical, mechanical, and process inspections/audits as a level two Material Review Board (MRB), to include manufactured parts, harnesses, circuit breaker boxes, aircraft components, racks, consoles, 8210 safety and housekeeping, toolbox, and Individual Quality Record (IQR) audits. Review and certification of First Article Inspection in accordance with Aerospace Standard AS9102.FAA Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) for L3Harris and Gulfstream Aerospace

Greenville, Texas, United States

Performed electrical maintenance tasks on RC-135 aircraft while maintaining an electrical level 2 stamp. Performed inspections and conformity of maintenance tasks performed by level 1 and non-certified personnel. Installed and connected racks and consoles in aircraft by completing multiple different variations of connector terminations, including many different solder types. Sold aircraft to customers through the submission of mandatory call sheets.

Pensacola, Florida, United States

Apprenticeship Technical Training (ATT) instructor from 2012-2014 teaching; Voltage and resistance measurements, proper use of multimeter and oscilloscopes, inductance, capacitance, impedance, transistor amplifiers, logic gates, corrosion prevention and treatment, and fault isolation. Aviation Electricians (AE) Instructor from 2014-2016 teaching; Operation and troubleshooting of systems such as fuel quantity, landing gear, nose wheel steering, flaps, and arresting gear, schematic diagrams, dual generator operation, gyroscopes, and navigation systems.Instructed, supervised, and mentored over 600 Marines and Department of the Navy Personnel to graduation to perform as entry-level Aviation Electricians.Conducted academic review boards as a subject matter expert as required.

Yuma, Arizona, United States

Maintained a Collateral Duty Inspection (CDI) qualification while supervising an avionics work center on a daily basis. This included tasking, supervising, and inspecting maintenance tasks from beginning to completion of up to 23 aircraft while ensuring compliance with Naval Aviation Maintenace Program (NAMP). Troubleshot and repaired avionics systems on the AV-8B Harrier to include, radar, fuel quantity, mission computer, generator and auxiliary power, landing gear, nose wheel steering, flaps, turbine inlet temperature, fire warning, internal and external lighting, communications, and GPS systems.