
With over 16 years of comprehensive experience in the commercial airline industry, has served in key roles including Aircraft Avionics Systems Engineer, Chief Avionics – Aircraft Maintenance Training, Senior Technical Instructor – Aircraft Maintenance, and Aircraft Mechanic. Holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering, along with FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) License and ET-CAA Avionics, Airframe, and Powerplant License.
Also a co-author of the book “Wireless Signal Processing”, published in collaboration with fellow co-authors.
• Supervised classroom instruction and on-the-job training to ensure high-quality education delivery.
• Ensured training compliance and updates based on SBs, ADs, and fleet reliability inputs, coordinating with the curriculum development team to enhance and revise training content.
• Led the EASA approval application project, ensuring compliance with applicable aviation regulations under Part-147 requirements.
• Led support for complex fault isolation cases in collaboration with engineering teams.
• Implemented Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) standards to improve operational efficiency.
• Prepared Maintenance Training Organization Exposition (MTOE) and Training Procedure Manual (TPM).
• Actively led and supported customers while ensuring training programs comply with FAA, EASA, and local ET-CAA requirements, as well as all applicable aviation standards.
Technical Skills: Manage complex tasks, aircraft maintenance, airworthiness management, AOG technical support, operational disruption management, troubleshooting, technical evaluation, reliability analysis, regulatory compliance, engineering authorization development, cost optimization, data analysis and technical reporting, project coordination and implementation
Tools & Software: SharePoint, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ArborText, Maintenix, MyBoeingFleet, AirbusWorld, TRAX
B737 NG, B757, B767, B777,B747, A300,A350, DA42NG
WIRELESS SIGNAL PROCESSING by Haftu Abrha, Tsegazeab Hailu, Haile Weleslassie, Andrew Betts, Patrick Krag and Prof. Paul A. Isihara.
References available upon request.