Jason Dye

I currently work at Jabil as a Machine Operator, where I operate Fuji SMT (Surface Mount Technology) machines. In addition to running the machines, I handle routine maintenance to ensure everything functions efficiently. I also manage material flow by supplying operators with the necessary components to maintain smooth production.

I collaborate closely with the stock room and planning teams to coordinate upcoming assembly schedules. This helps ensure materials are ready ahead of time. I also work directly with the Site Stock Room Specialist Manager to track where and when materials will be available, so I can retrieve and stage them for upcoming runs. My role combines hands-on technical work with planning, logistics, and cross-functional communication to support overall production success.

As a videographer at a leading production company, I specialize in crafting high-quality, cinematic wedding films that capture the heart of each couple’s big day. My focus is on telling real, emotional stories preserving not just the events, but the feeling of the day.

I’ve had the opportunity to travel for weddings, including a three-day shoot in the Bahamas and a beautiful ceremony in Florida. From intimate first looks to detailed shots of attire, accessories, and emotional family moments, I aim to capture it all with intention and style.

I also incorporate drone footage to elevate the visual storytelling, adding breathtaking perspectives of the venue and surroundings. My goal is to create timeless films that reflect the couple’s story and are cherished for years to come.

At GE Aerospace, I operated and maintained SMT machinery to produce high-reliability electronics for aerospace use. I handled machine setup, tuning, and maintenance, ensuring precision and FAA compliance. I proactively identified issues, performed inspections, and maintained detailed documentation. I collaborated with engineers and quality teams to troubleshoot problems and keep production on track in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment.