• Repair aircraft issues with an emphasis on avionics and wire repairs.• Fabricate, assemble, repair, modify, test, operate and troubleshoot avionics/electrical modules, components, and wire harnesses.• Perform electrical continuity checks, operational tests, and acceptance test procedures per engineering and manufacturer’s instructions on harnesses and wired components.• Uses manuals and technical specifications to determine proper operating conditions.• Assists in the final checkout of new installations or the modification of aircraft avionic systems and components.• Troubleshoot, repair, and modify electrical components and assemblies per manufacturer’s instructions, engineering schematics and accepted industry practices.• F1 Mirage experimental airframe wire MOD experience.

● Perform standard testing processes on a variety of equipment and verify the results● Perform repairs on aviation units per FAA requirements● Perform repairs on aviation units in accordance with Component Maintenance Manual (CMM) requirements.● Disassembly, Cleaning, and Visual inspections of parts● Ensure proper tracking and documentation of activities and parts control maintained● Assist in maintaining shop compliance to various regulations● Work to improve and develop processes to reduce cycle time● Adherence to all quality standards and strong focus on customer satisfaction.● Work with maintenance manuals to accept or reject individual components.● Update work order information using ERP on a regular basis.

• Oversee fabrication, modification, installation, and checkout of wire harnesses for flight hardware and instrumentation systems.• Enact maintenance and modification of instrumentation circuitry by closely following schematics.• Perform troubleshooting of all 4-20mA sensors, RTDs, TCs, valve power, and talkback.• Provide review, editing, and feedback for engineers and schematics.• Execute test article integration and checkout before scheduled tests.• Display a high level of quality workmanship and attention to detail.• Exhibit an advanced ability to work safely around hazardous test site systems.

• Supervised eight employees and one production line, and implemented production schedule for first shift, prioritized sections when needed, and consistently drove improvement initiatives.• Conceived process improvements and implemented better quality assurance processes.• Teamed effectively with technicians to identify problem areas needing improvement.• Facilitated production functions in the case of random errors or last-minute changes.• Designed production standards that boosted productivity by 15%.

• Trained all new team members on standard processes and high levels of quality work. • Championed my team at the Mojave test site to complete full instrumentation installation and channelization, allowing for our first successful 2nd stage stage test.• Achieved complex configuration of site instrumentation with PXI chassis, as well as PLC set up and testing for site configuration.• Installed, maintained, and performed troubleshooting of instrumentation on the rocket and rocket test stands.• Collaborated with engineers and site managers to ensure all instrumentation was installed and working correctly.• Soldered, connected, and repaired large cable runs to flight standards.• Demonstrated an ability to read and interpret work orders, material lists, and drawings.

• Responsible for analyzing and recording testing results.• Set up, adjusted, and calibrated standard test apparatus or devices.• Utilized test equipment to conduct functional, operational, and environmental testing.• Carried out detailed RF test measurements such as gain transfer, frequency response, noise figure, modulation, and return loss using manual and automated tests.• Showed a comprehensive understanding of various types of test equipment such as power meters, frequency counters and spectrum/network analyzers.

• Tasked with reading, interpreting, and working from freeform drawings, as well as from controlling documentation and processes.• Assembled, repaired, and reworked custom harness assemblies.• Charged with independently performing verifications and documents results in a clear, precise, and thorough manner.• Delivered excellent concentration and attention to detail, while achieving outstanding work efficiency and accuracy.• Accountable for independently fabricating first article harness assemblies and/or fabricate electro-mechanical assemblies.• Applied creative thinking and solutions to question the status quo, while following documentation and maintaining prescribed quality standards.• Aided development of production processes for first-time production runs.

• Executed tests required to evaluate standard and special devices, and ascertained tests were performed within set parameters. • Compiled data used to define changes in testing procedures, testing equipment, manufacturing processes, and new test requirements.• Employed specialist skills to contribute to the development of new concepts and techniques, in addition to completing assignments and tasks in innovative and effective ways. • Assumed responsibility for extremely complex assignments requiring a high degree of independent judgment, initiative, and technical knowledge to resolve problems. • Determined methods and procedures for new assignments.

• Administered the operation of EUV light sources.• Supported engineering activities such as design, testing, and evaluation of new products. • Headed the assembly, maintenance, and upgrading of all engineering equipment, including but not limited to, Cymer’s scopes, analyzers, meters, solder assembly tools, and laser systems.• Worked from schematics, diagrams, written and verbal descriptions, layouts, or defined plans to perform fabrication, modifications, testing, checkout, and troubleshooting functions.

• Performed any assigned duties from superiors with strict adherence to safety regulations and military standards and policies.• Supervised 20-30 Marines in conducting day-to-day maintenance and repair operations.• Ascertained Marines properly procured, handled, stowed, and disposed of any hazardous materials as per OSHA instructions and military directives.• Ensure proper testing of AC/DC circuits and components of malfunctioning RF telecommunications equipment to isolate sources of malfunctions. This was achieved via the use of test meters, circuit diagrams, polarity probes, and other hand tools.• Oversaw the proper repair or replacement of faulty equipment such as defective and damaged telecommunication wires, cables, power supplies, switching system components, UHF/VHF/HF SATCOM radios, and antennas.• Approved changes to circuit layouts, work orders or diagrams.• Demonstrated equipment to customers, outline use, and fielded inquiries or complaints.• Assessed test readings, computer printouts, and trouble reports to determine equipment repair needs and required repair methods.• Charged with performing and supervising installation, alignment, inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair of electronic assemblies and subassemblies, fiber optic cables, and system software for the radio and telecommunications equipment used within the Marine Air Command and Controls Systems (MACCS). This included the Tactical Air Operations Module (TAOM), Air Defense Communications Platform (ADCP), Communications Interface System (AN/MRQ-12), and Communications Air Support Central (AN/TSQ-207).• Maintained the entire communications system, from the headset and microphones to antennae.

• Specialized in trouble-shooting personal computers.• Assembles and repairs PCs.• Taking in devices and creating work orders.• Diagnosing for both software and hardware issues.