Seungwoo Kang Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

• Conducted comprehensive testing and troubleshooting of LEAP engine systems including fan blades, gearbox, fuel system, IDG, starter, and electrical harnesses.
• Resolved 2–3 complex technical failures daily on LEAP engines for B737 MAX, ensuring strict compliance with Boeing policies and standards.
• Provided technical and hands-on mechanical support for GE engines supplied to Boeing, contributing to enhanced engine performance and reliability.
• Collaborated with a diverse CFM team, including GE, Boeing, Safran, flight test engineers, and field service engineers, to resolve issues efficiently and improve overall team effectiveness.

Seatac, Washington, United States

• Troubleshooted 2 – 3 technical complex failures per day on Boeing 767 to meet ETOPS policies and requirements.
• Succeeded in performing root cause analysis 1-3 times per day and provided corrective measures using an electric wiring diagram, a fault tree, and maintenance manuals.
• Figured out broken components, such as a hydraulic control unit, a cargo door, a landing gear indicator sensor, and short wires by using a multimeter, an electric wiring diagram, and a fault tree.
• Repaired avionics equipment and performed scheduled maintenance on B767 including, flight control and data recorders TCAS systems instrumentation and electrical/electronic systems and accessories.

Victorville, California, United States

• Served as team leader and allocated 4 – 20 employees to daily maintenance tasks on 9 Boeing 787 aircraft.
• Performed about 200 maintenance tasks to preserve B787 by deactivating or activating aircraft systems, such as radar system, hydraulic system, electrical system, and primary control system.
• Maintained and operated avionics systems, including communications and navigation systems.
• Troubleshooted hands-on in-depth repairs of electrical, hydraulic fluid, pneumatic equipment, and mechanical system failures.
• Developed a timeline for tasks to complete customers’ requirements within 21-day time limit. This allowed the company to avoid $2,000 of delay penalty per project.
• Worked in an FAA 145 Repair Station and on EASA certified aircraft storage, heavy maintenance c-check.

Seattle, WA

• Assisted aviation maintenance technician students by renting and managing tools
• Maintained hangers, shop area, and machine/power tools
• Inspected aircrafts: Cessna, King air, Twinstar
• Inspected engines: Continental, Lycoming, Pratt & Whitney J-52

Goesan-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, Korea

• Trained others in the Army Reserves Officer's Training Corps (ROTC).
• Created daily reports by using Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.

Master Of Science - Ms, Aeronautics, 4.0

Related Coursework: Aviation Safety Program Management Aviation/Aerospace Accident Investigation & Analysis Human Factors.

Bachelor'S Degree, Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering Technology/Technician, 3.5

Minors in Unmanned Aerial Systems and Management GPA: 3.6 Related Coursework: Unmanned Systems Sensing Technology Unmanned Aerial Systems.

Associate Of Science - As, Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering Technology/Technician, 3.5

Activities and Societies: Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) Program. FAA Airframe and Powerplant license, 2019 Aviation Maintenance.