Generative A.I. training.

•Installed, wired, and programmed Variable Frequency Drives (VFD), parameters using a laptop.•Tested and troubleshot electronic and mechanical components for, applying principles of electronics, electrical circuitry, and electronic testing.•Created reports detailing testing performed, failure analysis, and root cause findings.•Interpreted and worked according to detailed work orders, drawings, schematics, and engineering and production specifications.•Conducted manual testing to simulate in-service conditions.•Performed complex testing and troubleshooting independently and cross-trained less experienced technicians.•Maintained logs and documentation of testing procedures, equipment operation, and system specifications.

Develop a security vision statement, write simple but effective security guidelines, policies, and procedures that protect information, people, and property, and comply with legal and other requirements. Evaluate information and systems, assign ownership and responsibilities, and develop appropriate documentation.

Subcontract Manager utilizing detailed knowledge of the field and industry best practices. Administrate and manage the establishment of Ecolog’s man-camp on Camp Liberty, Iraq and Prime Project’s labor camp extension in the Green Zone, Iraq. Consultant focusing on business and quality processes for Afghanistan local nationals. Provided guidance to less experienced team members; for example if the Statement of Work required rewriting, writing a price analysis, and SAP data entry.

M I L I T A R Y B A C K G R O U N DAircraft Electrical and Environmental Systems (E&E) specialists (AFSC 2A6X6) United States Air Force.• Electrical Systems Maintenance: They maintain and repair aircraft electrical systems, such as power generation, distribution, and control systems. This involves working with wiring, generators, transformers, and circuit breakers to ensure aircraft have reliable electrical power for various systems.• Environmental Systems Maintenance: E&E specialists work on systems that control aircraft cabin conditions, like air conditioning, pressurization, heating, and ventilation. They ensure that these systems function correctly to maintain safe conditions for both the crew and equipment.• Troubleshooting and Diagnostics: They use technical manuals, diagrams, and testing equipment to troubleshoot and diagnose issues within electrical and environmental systems, pinpointing faults, and performing necessary repairs.• Preventive Maintenance: To prevent system malfunctions, they conduct routine inspections, testing, and calibrations to ensure all systems meet safety and operational standards.• System Modifications and Upgrades: When new technologies or improvements are implemented, E&E specialists install upgrades to enhance the performance and efficiency of aircraft systems.• Safety and Compliance: They adhere to strict safety standards and regulations to protect themselves, their team, and the aircraft. This includes following specific procedures when handling hazardous materials, pressurized systems, and high-voltage equipment.• Documentation and Reporting: E&E specialists maintain accurate records of maintenance actions, inspections, and any repairs completed on aircraft to ensure all work complies with Air Force standards.