Austin Perez

• (TSME) for Advanced Weapons Elevator (AWE) systems onboard the Ford-class aircraft carrier, ensuring operational readiness and technical accuracy.

• Provided in-depth system knowledge and engineering support for installation, testing, and troubleshooting of electromagnetic.

• Performed advanced troubleshooting of complex electronic systems, including signal path verification, logic controller diagnostics, sensor calibration, and power distribution.

• Led root cause analysis and failure investigations to resolve complex AWE system issues, minimizing system downtime and enhancing overall performance.

• Coordinated with NAVSEA, shipbuilder teams, and OEMs to validate design intent and interface requirements for AWE systems.

• Conducted onboard system verifications and operational checks, including high-load and operational stress scenarios under sea trial conditions.

• Delivered training and technical briefings to Navy personnel and civilian contractors, ensuring knowledge transfer for long-term system sustainment.

• Supported shipboard integration and combat system alignment efforts, ensuring elevator systems met mission readiness benchmarks.

• Successfully completed 11 installations of advanced weapons elevator on two separate USN aircraft carriers
• Performed over 1000 hours of AWE troubleshooting and repairs resulting in minimal to no loss of working operations
• Conducted over 500 hours of USN diesel engine cleaning preventing numerous deficiencies
• Identifying and reporting various rejected components allowing the customer to replace, repair, and install corrected equipment in a sufficient timeline.
• Verified system functionality by testing equipment and connections, identifying and correcting problems.
• Maintained product knowledge and aptitude to perform troubleshooting and diagnostics.
• Serviced and repaired designated equipment to meet company standards and specifications.
• Maintained records by documenting installation, services and repairs.
• Interfaced with third-party providers to troubleshoot equipment issues.
• Installed new components or replaced defective parts to restore functionality.
• Disassembled dysfunctional machinery to perform root cause analysis and repair machine.

• Maintained airborne weapons, aircraft guns and targets and operated magazine sprinkler systems.
• Coordinated safe explosives transportation with appropriate procedures and precautions to minimize risk.
• Inventoried ammunition regularly and maintained detailed records.
• Tracked modifications on weapons systems and monitored maintenance procedures to keep ordnance current with requirements.
• Worked effectively with fellow team members in fast-paced, dangerous and intense environments.
• Completed records of incidents, quality evaluations and ordnance losses incurred through various means.
• Supervised operation of aviation ordnance shops, armories and storage facilities.
• Monitored assets including vehicles, weapons, materials and equipment valued over half a million dollars.