To obtain a position
that will allow me to contribute my multitasking abilities, diverse problem
solving skills and gain further experience for future opportunities and
advancement.
Knowledge/ Skills
5 Level Task Qualified as an Avionics Technician specializing in Communication & Navigation Systems
Capable of constructive communication in a multitasking environment
Active Secret Security Clearance
Knowledge of theory of electronic and mechanical systems
Prioritizes and completes tasks in a timely-efficient manner to meet mission requirements
Flexible and cooperative during high op tempo demand
Ability to collaboratively resolve problems and motivate team members to achieve personal and organizational objectives
Work History
Communication/Navigation Specialist (2A251), 11/2012 to Current – , ,
Avionics Communication & Navigation Technician (WG8), 10/2014 to Current NA – City, STATE,
Removes, installs, troubleshoots and repairs avionic systems and line replaceable units (LRU).
Diagnoses and interprets malfunctions in integrated electronic systems using technical orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, integrated test systems and other test equipment.
Removes, replaces, repairs faulty system wiring, electrical connectors, antennas, transmission lines and multi-conductor cables.
Modifies avionic systems according to technical publications.
Fabricates electrical supply of Communication Cords for aircrew
Experienced in making mechanical repairs that required the use of precision measuring and calibrating equipment.
Updates operational logs, inspection records, aircraft forms and automated maintenance systems.
Uploads ground maintenance and operational software.
Effectively troubleshoots and repairs aircraft with multiple minor discrepancies to maintain a mission capable status for combat search and rescue missions.
Maintains daily records of repairs, calibrations, operational checks & inspections through use of aircraft/equipment maintenance forms 781A, 781H, 781K, 244/245 & annotates daily turnover log for aircraft maintenance
Independently operates hand and power tools to repair, install, test, and align integrated electronic systems
Works daily with Production Supervisors and Flight line Expeditors to maximize effectiveness and maintain fully mission capable aircraft.
Operated and maintained classified radio communication equipment.
Adjusted repaired systems to meet aircrew performance specifications.
Conducted routine and scheduled maintenance services such as monthly battery changes and updating CCI information
Communicated effectively with co-workers on future problems and repairs that might need to be addressed.
Communication & Navigation Specialist (AFSC 2a2X1), 08/2015 to 01/2016 129th Rescue Wing California Air National Guard, Moffett Federal Airfield – City, ,
Volunteered to participate during a Forward Deployment
to support HOA Task Force Operations
Developed an inventoried location spreadsheet for the Avionic
Shop Equipment ISU; establishing specific shelf location and shop name for proper
accountability to support mission readiness.
Contributed to over
100 Pre- flight inspections to support Crew Chief duties; expanding knowledge
on systems to sustain full mission capability.
Assisted in coordinating work group gathering to elevate Airman Morale during Holidays.
Performed as a guided escort to over 20 DVs in support of a Pararescue static display
Fabricated a supply of communication cords for air-crew ensuring
mission effectiveness and training flights
Aided in the 50, 120, 600 hour inspections; identifying
FOD/cracks, replacing necessary LRUs and avoiding further corrosion and
eliminating other minor/major discrepancies.
Troubleshot and performed wire maintenance on control
panel; successfully eliminating an ongoing discrepancy bringing aircraft to a fully mission capable status
Recalibrated aircraft Radar Altimeter under demanding
time limit and pressure; successfully completed task before take off
Diligently organized Care Package and Nutrition supplies
to ensure cleanliness of workspace
Provided assistance on repairing Foot Mic Switch while
under eminent pressure prior to departure to Forward Deployment site; successfully eliminating issue under an hour.
Traced a video system issue andreplaced proper cable components to bring back aircraft to FMC status
Education
PME Training: , Expected in Dec 2015 Airman Leadership School - CA, GPA:
Certificate of Completion: Navigation Systems, Expected in April 2015 MC-130P Radio Navigation Mission Systems Course - Hurlburt Field AFB, FL GPA:
Training: , Expected in Mar 2014 Avionic Electronic Principles - Keesler AFB, MI GPA:
Training: , Expected in July 2014 Avionic System Apprentice Course - Sheppard AFB, TX GPA:
Associate of Science: Pre-Nursing, Expected in May 2012 College of San Mateo - San Mateo, CA GPA:
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School Attended
Airman Leadership School
MC-130P Radio Navigation Mission Systems Course
Avionic Electronic Principles
Avionic System Apprentice Course
College of San Mateo
Job Titles Held:
Communication/Navigation Specialist (2A251)
Avionics Communication & Navigation Technician (WG8)
Communication & Navigation Specialist (AFSC 2a2X1)
