Cory Largo

• Resolved mechanical issues using both technical and manual skills.
• Assembled and disassembled equipment to perform repairs and maintenance.
• Frequently diagnosed mechanical problems and determined how to correct issues.
• Maintained clean and organized work area to easily locate repairing tools and equipment.

Technician III is responsible for the assembly of technological/mechanical/electrical builds to advance the process of flow and functions to meet engineering standards. Wavefront Dynamics specializes in Optical Medical Technology. Tech would assemble mechanical instruments using various amounts of tools, calibrated wrenches, file paperwork, log inventory, and follow work instructions to complete each task. Mechanical tech would solder, build wire cable/harness, assist engineering in R&D projects, build the overall Wavefront Unit from start to finish. Tech would work closely with engineering personal to gain so much useful knowledge to use as future references. Modifying fine metal parts is an art that takes years of experience, and I can successfully say that I am great with any task that I would be given. I have so much machine shop experience, soldering experience, technology knowledge, wiring experience, and advanced troubleshooting skills that I would perfectly fit in at any engineering company. But not only fit in, I would do amazing job to the best of my capability and understanding.

• Used equipment properly to avoid workplace hazards or injuries.
• Supported workplace safety through strict adherence to safety protocols and regular inspections of machinery.
• Set up and adjusted machines for day-to-day operations.
• Participated in training sessions to enhance skills and knowledge.

Operator provides Aerospace/Class 3 Electronic Assembles to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Standards.

Responsible for multiple areas of the assembly line which include Module Bonding, Solar CIC Inspections, Wiring, Crimping, Adhesive bonds, Substrate Panel Inspections, all progress of projects reported in series of records filed through (Factory Track) any additional Samples and Special Attachments are recorded as well.

• Observed equipment functioning to detect electronic and mechanical hazards or problems for service, repair or replacement.
• Reduced machinery downtime with thorough preventive maintenance plans and timely repairs.
• Installed and modified equipment to minimize material waste, facilitate future maintenance and avoid hazardous and unreliable equipment performance.
• Investigated electrical malfunctions with ammeter, multimeter and temperature probe test instruments to determine problems and apply solutions.

** 6 Month Contract Ended Dec 30, 2019

RAYTHEON MISSILE SYSTEMS

Technician would help design, develop, test, manufacture, install, and repair electrical and electronic equipment such as Class 3 Military Defense Technology, Communication Equipment, Laser Technology Equipment, Missile/Rocket Feed Pod Inserts, Medical Monitoring devices, Navigational Equipment, and Drone Technology.

• Increased production efficiency by assembling components quickly and accurately.
• Enhanced workplace safety by maintaining a clean and organized work area at all times.
• Maintained high-quality standards with thorough inspections of assembled parts.
• Demonstrated a strong work ethic by consistently arriving on time, prepared to begin work immediately, and contributing positively to the team''s overall success.

Assembly of Aerospace/Aircraft Components. (GPS & Navigation Technology, 35', 24', 10' Fabricated Molex Wire Cables) Soldering Connector Heads to Wire Harnesses. Pigtail connection is commonly used. Wire Splicing. Multiple wire gauge is commonly used. Heat Shrink. Testing. Board/Chip Installation and Repair. All Components Measured and Followed through By Inspection.

• Troubleshot equipment malfunctions quickly to minimize disruptions in production schedules.
• Trained new team members on equipment operation, safety protocols, and company policies, fostering a skilled workforce.
• Assisted in quality control measures by performing routine inspections of products against established standards.
• Performed setup of production equipment to establish optimal performance.

Assembly of Medical Technological Components. (Medical Laser Housing & Fabricated Wire Cables) Metal Work, Housing Assembly, Soldering Connector Heads to Wire Harnesses. Wire Splicing. Multiple wire gauge is commonly used. Heat Shrink. Testing. Board/Chip Installation. Wire to Board Soldering. All components followed through by inspection.

• Maintained neat and clean work area, clearing debris, organizing parts and keeping spaces open.
• Utilized various hand tools, power tools, and equipment in the assembly process while maintaining a high level of precision and accuracy.
• Tested finished products for compliance with tolerances and overall quality.
• Worked with heavy machinery and various power tools when assembling parts.

Assembly of Commercial Intercom, IP & Analog Components. Assemble Step by Step Vox Cards, Amps, Mother Boards, Power Supply, Airflow, Cable And Electronic Wiring, Soldering Connector Heads to Wire Harnesses. Wire Splicing. Multiple wire gauge commonly used. Heat Shrink. Testing. All Components Measured and Followed through By Inspection.