Justyn Fajardo

Hardworking, responsible, and motivated employee with customer service, multitasking, and time management abilities. Possesses aerospace manufacturing skills. Currently a student seeking entry into the IT field with basic computer skills. Eager to expand knowledge and skills in IT.

• Successfully Completed CA 103 Intro to Computers and Dig Tech- This course is designed to introduce students to digital technology and the features of a microcomputer, how a microcomputer operates, and how to select a microcomputer that best fits individual needs. The course includes an examination of information systems and their role in business. Through hands-on operation of a computer, students will develop computer-based solutions to business problems utilizing the major features of popular software applications, including word processors, spreadsheets, database managers, presentation managers, and Internet browsers.
• Successfully Completed CA 107 Mirco Hardware/ Software Support- This course is intended to provide students with a workable knowledge that is required for the installation, setup, and troubleshooting of hardware and software related to personal computers and peripheral devices.
• Successfully Completed CA 151 Microcomputer Operating System-The concept of how a computer works from power-on until power-off will be discussed at length, as well as the boot process. Details will be explored on how an operating system is evaluated based on user needs. This course includes discussions on latest version of Windows, Linux, and Mac OS

• Successfully Completed AFAB 110 Blueprint Interpretation Training (2021) – Training included interpreting basic geometric definitions, basic lines and drafting methods, drawing numbering systems, types of drawings, engineering parts lists, and coordinating reference systems.
• Successfully Completed AFAB 115 Aircraft Structures Training (2021) - Training consisted of classroom lecture and “hands-on” practice drilling holes (close tolerance) in aluminum, composites, steel and titanium, cold working of holes and installation of special fasteners (Eddie Bolts, etc.), the importance of aircraft sealants and proper preparation of surfaces for application of sealants. Includes material fabrication using sheet metal equipment and completion of a final project of moderate complexity.
• Successfully Completed in AFAB 130 Aerospace Ethics and Issues (2021) – This training addresses the ethical responsibilities of aircraft maintenance technicians (AMTs). The course articulates the ethical framework for aircraft technicians by critically reflecting on aerospace practices and examining the ethical challenges that confront the aerospace industry, and aerospace technicians and professionals working within these organizations. Includes: social and personal responsibilities in aerospace, truth-telling and disclosure, whistleblowing, professionalism, safety, and human factors. Detailed analysis of many case studies in industry are reviewed.
• Successfully Completed AFAB 210 Aircraft Production Systems (2017) - This training is designed to give students with basic aircraft fabrication skills the necessary knowledge and practical experience to perform effectively and grow professionally in an aircraft production organization. The training introduces many of the functional groups that manage, design, plan, schedule, supply, and oversee aircraft production operations. The course provides experience with production and quality standards, process controls, and documentation requirements through participation in hands-on laboratory fabrication projects.

• Play video games
• Spend time with family and friends
• Listen to Music
• Play and watch Basketball