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SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE – WG-12 ELECTRONICS INSPECTOR
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ELSA R. APTE-BROWNARNIK

Middleburg,FL

Summary

Senior Electronics Mechanic with 6+ years of federal and military experience performing independent inspections, acceptance determinations, and quality assurance evaluations of complex electronic and electro-mechanical systems. Expert in interpreting specifications, technical manuals, schematics, and inspection criteria to determine serviceability, safety, and compliance. Demonstrated ability to accept, reject, or recommend corrective action on repaired or modified equipment with minimal supervision.

Overview

6
6
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Electronics Mechanic (WG-11)

Combined Support Maintenance Shop (CSMS)
Camp Blanding Joint Training Center
01.2023 - Current
  • Perform independent inspections and verification testing of electronic systems following maintenance or repair.
  • Conduct final inspections to determine operational readiness and compliance prior to release.
  • Inspect electronic assemblies, circuit cards, power distribution systems, and wiring harnesses for correctness and workmanship quality.
  • Perform advanced fault isolation and performance testing using specialized electronic test equipment.
  • Identify deficiencies requiring corrective action and ensure compliance prior to acceptance.
  • Interpret complex schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical manuals to support inspection determinations.
  • Assembled and tested electronic components to ensure operational functionality.

Production Controller (GS-07)

Combined Support Maintain Shop (CSMS)
Camp Blanding Joint Training Center – Starke, FL
01.2021 - 2022
  • Coordinated production schedules to optimize workflow and resource allocation.
  • Monitored inventory levels, ensuring timely replenishment of materials for production needs.
  • Implemented process improvements that enhanced efficiency and reduced waste in operations.
  • Trained new staff on production protocols and safety regulations to maintain compliance.
  • Proficient in GCSS-Army and CSMS operatiosns

Supply Technician (GS-06)

Combined Support Maintenance Shop (CSMS)
CBJTC – Starke, FL
05.2020 - 01.2021
  • Implemented best practices for equipment handling, enhancing safety compliance.
  • Verified parts, technical data, and authorized substitutions to support inspection accuracy.
  • Used GCSS-Army, FEDLOG, and LOGSA to confirm correct components and specifications.
  • Supported inspection readiness by ensuring availability of approved parts, tools, and documentation.

Education

High School Diploma -

Florida Youth Challenge Academy

Skills

  • Oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, signal generators
  • GRM-122 and specialized electronic test equipment
  • IFTE, BITE, BOBs, Automatic Test Equipment (ATE)
  • Precision measuring and calibration equipment

Certification

  • GCSS-Army Certificate of Training
  • TAMMS & Readiness Certificate
  • ASI-H8
  • Refrigerant Recovery / Recovery Qualified
  • 91B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

Timeline

Electronics Mechanic (WG-11)

Combined Support Maintenance Shop (CSMS)
01.2023 - Current

Production Controller (GS-07)

Combined Support Maintain Shop (CSMS)
01.2021 - 2022

Supply Technician (GS-06)

Combined Support Maintenance Shop (CSMS)
05.2020 - 01.2021

High School Diploma -

Florida Youth Challenge Academy

SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE – WG-12 ELECTRONICS INSPECTOR

  • Perform independent, final acceptance inspections of complex electronic systems and assemblies.
  • Evaluate workmanship, technical accuracy, calibration, alignment, and system performance against governing standards.
  • Interpret and apply technical manuals (TM/ETM), schematics, drawings, SOPs, and manufacturer specifications to inspection decisions.
  • Conduct advanced functional, operational, and performance testing using oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, signal generators, GRM-122, IFTE, BITE, BOBs, and ATE.
  • Determine acceptability for return-to-service or rejection for rework, exercising full inspection authority.
  • Identify complex defects including improper wiring, faulty circuit cards, incorrect repairs, calibration failures, and incomplete modifications.
  • Document inspection results, discrepancies, and corrective actions in maintenance and inspection records.
  • Provide technical guidance and feedback to mechanics and supervisors regarding inspection findings and quality deficiencies.
  • Ensure compliance with safety regulations, PPE requirements, and quality assurance standards.