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Joshua Matias

Yuma,AZ

Summary

Air Traffic Control Technician with extensive experience in the United States Marine Corps, specializing in electronics troubleshooting and preventive maintenance. Proven ability to enhance system reliability and operational efficiency through critical thinking and effective communication. Recognized for training junior technicians and leading successful maintenance initiatives, fostering a collaborative team environment.

Overview

4
4
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Air Traffic Control Equipment Repairer

United States Marine Corps
08.2025 - Current
  • Performed routine inspections on air traffic control equipment to ensure operational readiness..
  • Enhanced air traffic control system reliability by performing regular maintenance and repairs on equipment.
  • Collaborated with fellow technicians to troubleshoot issues and implement effective solutions for optimal performance.
  • Utilized technical manuals and schematics for effective equipment analysis and repair procedures.

Air Traffic Control Communication Technician

United States Marine Corps
04.2022 - 07.2025
  • Operated communication systems to ensure reliable transmission of information across units.
  • Installed and maintained radio equipment, enhancing operational readiness and efficiency.
  • Conducted troubleshooting procedures for communication devices, minimizing downtime and service interruptions.
  • Collaborated with team members to coordinate maintenance schedules for communication systems.
  • Trained junior technicians on equipment operation and troubleshooting techniques, improving overall team performance.
  • Developed standard operating procedures for equipment use, ensuring compliance with military protocols.
  • Followed standards and procedures to maintain safe work environment.
  • Conducted site surveys to assess the feasibility of proposed communication installations, saving time and resources during project planning stages.
  • Performed periodic system upgrades and maintenance to meet industry standards.
  • Contributed to a positive work environment by sharing expertise with junior technicians, fostering teamwork and professional development within the department.
  • Served as Lead Communications Technician for multiple Marine Air Traffic Control Mobile Teams, providing instruction and hands-on training to junior and senior Marines on proper equipment operation and the successful conduct of airfield control operations.

Education

High School Diploma -

Monarch Online Schooling
Logansport, IN

Skills

  • Electrical schematics
  • Electronics troubleshooting
  • Stress tolerance
  • Hardware installation
  • Communication equipment
  • Critical thinking
  • Preventive Maintenance

Accomplishments

  • Earned the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal by drafting and executing Standard Operating Procedures for the POTS Box, quickly learning system functionality and ensuring reliable operational capability despite minimal available documentation.
  • Coordinated a volunteer event with 14 Marines and a Japanese nonprofit organization, arranging lodging and meals while leading construction projects that supported the preservation of endangered Japanese giant salamanders; featured on Japanese television and awarded a Certificate of Commendation for strengthening U.S.–Japan relations.

Certification

  • Avionics Electronics Technician (Intermediate Level) AT(I) – Class A1
    Naval Air Technical Training Center, Pensacola, FL
    Training included AC/DC circuit fundamentals, digital logic, semiconductor devices, electronic communication systems, radar fundamentals, and electronic troubleshooting.
  • Basic Electronics Maintenance (MOS 5900 Progression)
    Foundational electronics theory, diagnostics, and maintenance principles.
  • Marine Air Traffic Control & Landing System Radio Maintenance
    Maintenance and operation of radio-based communications systems (UHF/VHF/HF), test equipment, and RF systems.
  • AN/TSQ-120 Communications Maintenance
    Operation and maintenance of transportable ATC communications systems including radios, telephony, recorders, and switching systems

Timeline

Air Traffic Control Equipment Repairer

United States Marine Corps
08.2025 - Current

Air Traffic Control Communication Technician

United States Marine Corps
04.2022 - 07.2025

High School Diploma -

Monarch Online Schooling