Dylan Fulk

• Inspected and performed as a technician on F-18 aircraft avionics systems to certify that maintenance procedures met strict maintenance publications

Proficient in the operation of precision inspection equipment, such as lights, borescopes, multi-meters, software loader verifier sets, torque wrenches, and radio frequency line test sets
⦁ Evaluated training programs, inspected aircraft, and interviewed inspectors for qualification and re-qualification
⦁ Confirmed all work desktop procedures, check off lists, check sheets, and MRC's used to define and control maintenance were complete and current
⦁ Effectively troubleshot during flight procedures to ensure that aircraft were safe to fly guaranteeing a high mission success rate
⦁ Managed and trained personnel on the operation of support and test equipment, resulting in a high number of qualifications earned
⦁ Maintained, managed, and transported classified assets in accordance with
⦁ Performed regular counseling and mentoring to junior associates

Led and supervised 16-31 technicians to ensure the flight status of 20 F/A-18 aircraft and optimal Workcenter performance
⦁ Assigned personnel to specific tasks, while monitoring work progress on a continuous basis
⦁ Served as a work center Collateral Duty Inspector Quality Assurance Representative for inspection of completed maintenance to ensure that maintenance adhered to quality standards

• Performed testing, tuning, and troubleshooting on high-powered RF amplifiers.
• Replaced defective components to ensure equipment is working properly
• Repaired and correctly adjusted precise measurements on circuit boards for accuracy and quality of units.
• Performed high- and low-temperature setting tests to ensure that products could withstand harsh environments.
• Soldered extensively to achieve proper tuning and fusing of radio frequency paths

• Performed as an avionics technician, testing, adjusting, and programming avionics components installed on a ground drone system for military aircraft
• Interpreted engineering diagrams and procedures to offer support in optimal Workcenter proficiency

• Performed as a avionics technician civilian contractor alongside military personal to maintain a squadron of 40 f/18 aircraft
• Performed as a power line aircraft worker inspecting, servicing, launching, troubleshooting, and fueling f/18 aircraft
• Served as a Collateral Duty Inspector Quality Assurance Representative for Avionics systems within a work center
• Extensively performed maintenance under high stress environments while an active flight schedule is operating nearby
• Actively troubleshot and participated in flights as a troubleshooter and final checker inspector to ensure missions operated smoothly
• Performed delicate wire repair procedures in accordance with publications and diagrams
• Worked with and around HAZMAT utilizing proper Personal Protective Euipment and always adhering to proper handling, disposal, and documenting procedures