Dylan Sheldon

As an (RF Audio Video Engineering Technician) & Lead Frequency Coordinator am tasked to build up transmitter and receivers for broadcasting sporting event for live and remote media coverage, also doing data entry and coordinating all frequencies through the FCC that we are using for each event that we provide for including features of the NFL, ESPN, MLB, NHRA, FOX, CBS, NBC and whole lot more. My job is to build up entire shows for these broadcast shows/events. As well as go and work those events and shows as an (EIC/Lead) Audio/Video Technician, for camera operator to produced a wireless signal for these networks, which I have done in all shapes and sizes, no job is really the exact same ever time.

Also I work with variety of contracting processes to provide engineering oversight for construction, architecture or engineering contracts. Other job tasks I have in the tech field as well list below.

• Lead Frequency Coordination (Data-Entry)
• Onsite Audio/Video Broadcast Tech
• Testing RF equipment via (POWER METER, NETWORK ANAZLYERS, SPECTRUM ANAZLYERS.
• Electronic Wiring
• Soldering

• As 25U Signal Support Systems Specialist Installed and employed signal support systems and terminal devices for battlefield situations. Using installed radio equipment inside all types of different military vehicles such as helicopters, tanks and up-armored humvee also employed signal support systems and terminal devices for battlefield training situations by identified issues and initiated troubleshooting methods for signal support services, including radio, wire and battlefield automated systems. Used computers to control and monitor network status during training battlefield operations. Maintained signal support systems and provided technical advice to commanders, staff and subordinates.