Results-oriented, self-motivated military professional with fighter aircraft integrated avionics and troubleshooting experience. Extensive knowledge of identifying and isolating integrated avionics system malfunctions. Ability to adapt to new surroundings and complete objectives in a safe, efficient manner. Meeting performance standards and remaining mentally alert under pressure. Always dedicated to helping team members master more efficient techniques to help improve product quality. Key skills include:
Active secret clearance
Aircraft forms documentation
IMDS maintenance action entries
Troubleshooting
Communication skills
Leadership ability
Training and mentoring
Extensive F-16 avionics knowledge
Recipient of Air Force Achievement Medal
Precision-driven Avionics Craftsman known for high productivity and efficient task completion. Possess specialized skills in troubleshooting complex avionics systems, conducting detailed system diagnostics, and implementing precise aircraft modifications. Excel in problem-solving, teamwork, and adaptability, ensuring seamless collaboration and innovative solutions in fast-paced environments.
Overview
12
12
years of professional experience
Work History
F-16 Avionics Craftsman/Lead/Unit Health Monitor
United States Air Force Reserves/Civilian
Nellis AFB
12.2017 - Current
Leads and performs total support maintenance and repair of 32 F-16C/CG/CJ fighter aircraft values at $60 million each
Provides subject matter expert knowledge and expertise on planning, troubleshooting, and repairing a variety of advanced electronics systems such as imaging (FLIR, SAR, traditional), communications systems, networked computer systems, and radar
Reads, interprets, and follows blueprints, technical instructions, wiring diagrams, and modification orders to accomplish maintenance within technical specification.
Utilizes advanced test equipment to calibrate, test, and repair all aforementioned systems, including, but not limited to: KV and MA meters, pitot-static testers (TTU-415), IFR, VHF, TACAN/VOR, IFF (PLM-4) testers, borescopes, and micrometers. Utilizes hand tools including, but not limited to: pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers, impact drivers, johnson bars, tap and die sets, soldering irons, heatguns, test leads, crimpers, and all associated safety equipment.
Repaired and replaced standard, coaxial, pneumatic, and fiber optic wiring and connectors. Utilizes all applicable wire repair tools and is trained in processes.
Performs scheduled or routine maintenance following established processes, technical data, or checklists.
Resolves breakdowns of radar, communication, and computer systems in high-pressure and timely situations (REDBALL) to quickly avoid aborts of scheduled or unscheduled missions while adhering to safety requirements.
Operates a variety of stationary or mobile support equipment required to operate systems or accomplish tasks (power generators, hydraulic carts, nitrogen carts, compressed air carts, lightning carts, etc..)
Loads, configures, and audits generic and proprietary software on a variety of electronic components, including cryptological software. Aggregates and reports aircraft configuration and flight histories for online databases. Documents and maintains aircraft maintenance histories in both paper forms and digital databases.
Expedited daily maintenance activities, including launches, recoveries, inspections, diagnostics, and repairs to maintain peak performance and combat readiness.
Manages resources, tools, and equipment to meet maintenance schedules, minimizing downtime and optimizing efficiency.
Mentored and trained personnel on aircraft systems, safety protocols, and technical procedures to report key performance task deadlines, ensuring compliance with Air Force standards and regulations
Led primary duties for the Unit Health Monitor program, maintaining medical requirements for the specialists personnel section, ensuring compliance in medical standards, physical assessments, and immunizations which contributed to mission readiness and operational success.
Salary: $50.50 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Series: 2610 Electronics Integrated Systems Mechanic
Grade: 12
SUPERVISOR: SMSgt Lorenzo Fox (702)-652-1884
Aircraft Mechanic
M1 Support Services
Nellis AFB
05.2018 - 05.2021
Removed, installed, aligned, calibrated, and programmed avionics parts/equipment.
Performed routine and scheduled maintenance for 12 F-16C/D aircraft
Accurately documented maintenance in aircraft forms and IMDS
Executed advanced troubleshooting of multiple aircraft Fire control computer, flight controls, electronic warfare systems, subsystems components. Extensive knowledge of AOA, pilot and air data systems; landing gear, anti-skid, and nose wheel steering.
Performed repairs and fabricated electrical wiring, harnesses and connectors.
Subject matter expert on environmental control on environmental control systems, generators, actuators/ISAs, relays, matrixes and valves; lighting; master caution and warning; air conditioning, bleed air, and cockpit pressurization systems/F-16 CPT qualified.
Implements work standards, methods, and controls for functions such as operational testing and equipment repair.
Follow tech data, drawings and wiring diagrams
Performed housekeeping duties within assigned work areas.
Salary: $47.09 USD Per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Series: Aircraft Mechanic
Grade: Mech II
SUPERVISOR: Mr. Ed Torres (702)-544-1641
Backshop/Flightline Technician
AVTECH Research Corporation
Nellis AFB
11.2017 - 05.2018
General maintenance of 10 ACaP Pods and 6 Angry Kitten Pods.
Followed tech data for operational checkouts and loading Pods on stations 3, 5, and 7 of F-16C/D.
Assisted Georgia Tech Research Institute and United States Navy with the development and analysis of data for the Angry Kitten Pod.
Tracked Pod hours after flight for scheduled inspections.
Conducted extensive POD maintenance and troubleshooting on various maintenance/test stands.
Supervised maintenance team on ECM pod mechanical and software upgrades.
Salary: $50K a year
Hours per week: 40
SUPERVISOR: Mr. Jim Pierce (702)-332-8810
F-16 Avionics Apprentice/Journeyman
United States Air Force Active Duty
Nellis AFB
12.2013 - 12.2017
Conducted maintenance on multiple avionics systems on 28 F-16 aircraft valued at $764M; Highly qualified to troubleshoot all major and minor discrepancies in both avionic and electrical systems, subsystems, components and test equipment for block 25 thru 50 F-16.
Extensive knowledge of AOA, pilot and air data systems; landing gear, anti-skid, and nose wheel steering to include removal/installation of components, rigging and troubleshooting.
Repair and fabricate electrical wiring, harnesses, and connectors.
Subject Matter Expert on environmental control systems, generators and integrated drive generators; actuators/ISAs, relays, matrixes, and valves; lighting, master caution and warning; air conditioning, bleed air, and cockpit pressurization systems/F-16 CPT qualified.
Follow tech data, drawings and wiring diagrams
Provided safe and reliable aircraft for two operational squadrons to enable 4 Red Flag exercises per year, resulting in successful training missions with allied forces.
Removed, installed, aligned, calibrated, and programmed avionic parts/equipment.
Performed operational checkouts of F-16 systems to ensure mission success.
Complied with all unit policies and job guides
Accomplished modifications for operational field tests and evaluations.
Provided training for Air Force personnel in the skill and knowledge necessary to perform duties on the F-16.
SUPERVISOR: TSgt Erik Chung (850)-625-0190
Education
Some College (No Degree) - Business
Liberty University
Online
CCAF - Avionics Systems Technology
USAF
USAF
F-16 Communication, Navigation, RADAR, and Electronic Countermeasures -
Air Mobility Pilot (C-130, KC-10, KC-46) at United States Air Force Reserves/Air National GuardAir Mobility Pilot (C-130, KC-10, KC-46) at United States Air Force Reserves/Air National Guard