Malik Flowers
Papillion,NE
Summary
Reliable and dedicated technician, committed to the safety and efficiency of the aircraft as well as making sure the aircrew are at easy and ready to go flying. 9 years of experience across multiple different aircraft systems and in depth knowledge of the workings of different avionics and mechanical aircraft systems. Experience working under not only US guidance but also that of Europe through integration with national partners for training and mission purposes
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Heavy Aircraft Integrated Avionics Craftsman
United States Air Force, USAF
07.2015 - Current
- Ensured timely completion of projects through effective communication with team members and adherence to deadlines.
- Provided comprehensive training to junior technicians on various aspects of avionics systems, enhancing their technical expertise in the field.
- Increased operational efficiency by implementing streamlined work processes for avionics maintenance tasks.
- Enhanced aircraft safety by maintaining, repairing, and inspecting avionic equipment regularly.
- Collaborated closely with other aviation professionals, such as pilots and engineers, to ensure seamless integration of avionic components into aircraft systems.
- Maintained detailed records of all completed tasks, ensuring proper documentation of maintenance activities and compliance with industry regulations.
- Supported aircraft reliability by performing routine preventative maintenance on various avionic components in compliance with manufacturer guidelines and industry best practices.
- Optimized avionics systems performance by conducting thorough diagnostics and testing procedures.
- Minimized downtime for aircraft by quickly diagnosing and resolving complex avionics issues.
- Performed troubleshooting on advanced navigation, communication, and flight control systems for optimal functionality.
- Adhered strictly to federal aviation regulations pertaining to the handling, installation, maintenance, and repair of aircraft electronics systems.
- Evaluated new avionics technologies and equipment for potential integration into existing aircraft systems, recommending the most suitable options based on cost-effectiveness, compatibility, and performance benefits.
- Repaired and installed wiring, connectors, control boxes antennas, and other pieces.
- Tested electrical aircraft systems, components, and equipment for compliance with standards and to uncover malfunctions.
- Utilized testing equipment such as oscilloscopes, ammeters and ohmmeters.
- Trained and oversaw new technicians' activities for proper repair and maintenance of avionic systems.
- Assessed avionic system faults to identify and recommend corrective actions.
Education
Avionics Systems Technology - Aviation
Community College of The Air Force
Montgomery, ALSkills
- Aircraft Systems Knowledge
- Ground Support Equipment
- Quality control inspection
- Flight Control Systems
- Navigation systems understanding
- Test equipment operation
- Soldering Proficiency
- Instrumentation calibration
- Communication Systems Mastery
- Electrical wiring expertise
- Routine Maintenance
- Hand and power tools
- Electrical wiring repair
- Electrical equipment repair
- Wiring diagrams
- Troubleshooting skills
- Electrical testing
- Circuit wiring
- Safety Procedures
- Training and mentoring
- Maintenance Documentation
- Scheduled Maintenance
- System components
- Preventive Maintenance
- Precision measurement
- Documentation requirements
- Root Cause Analysis
- Schematic reading
- Component Replacement
- Supply Management
Accomplishments
Helped RAF achieve highest flying hours total since program inception leading to Air force commendation medal. Completion of senior leadership training modules SJPME allowing for working in multi national groups and forces
Certification
Airframe and Power plant
FCC Grol
Timeline
Heavy Aircraft Integrated Avionics Craftsman
United States Air Force, USAF
07.2015 - Current
Avionics Systems Technology - Aviation
Community College of The Air Force