Performed duties responsible for the title of Electrical Avionics Technician for a highly classified program. My duties involved worldwide travel on a 24/7 basis for the preventative and corrective maintenance of assets within the program. From rehabilitation projects to upgrades, I had to provide meticulously detailed reporting to management and perform all assignments on a strict schedule.

I entered the United States Navy within the Advanced Electronics Computer Field training pipeline; I was trained to understand micro/macro electronic theory. Pursuant to completing my training, I was assigned to the USS BOXER (LHD-4) based in San Diego, CA. While on board the Boxer, we deployed to the Middle East and Southeast Asia. My roles and responsibilities included the direct maintenance and operation of the MK-23 Target Acquisition System, continuous reporting of equipment status, and preventative and corrective maintenance. Post-deployment, the USS BOXER was assigned to an overhaul period where I was directly responsible for restoring multiple shops and overseeing the status of associated projects. Such duties involved painting, electrical reconfigurations, electrostatic flooring replacements, equipment exchange, and proper HVAC routing.

I started with the company as an inventory and hose repair technician and was responsible for the organizational efforts of over $2,000,000 worth of inventory. Aside from inventory and associated reporting to management, I performed complete hydraulic hose repairs for heavy machinery and chemical hoses for oil refineries. Daily, I demonstrated the ability to work independently and with little supervision.