Michael Carradine
Edwards,CA
Summary
Focused on maintaining aircraft electrical components, working efficiently and effectively. Knowledgeable about testing equipment, troubleshooting techniques and diagnostic protocols. Superior work ethic with strengths in communication and problem-solving.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Aircraft Armament Systems Technician
United States Air Force, USAF
Edwards, CA
08.2023 - Current
- Tested weapon systems to ensure proper functioning and accuracy of the system.
- Operated weapons systems in a variety of operational settings to evaluate performance and diagnose malfunctions.
- Repaired or replaced defective parts using specialized tools, test equipment, and technical publications.
- Read schematics, diagrams, blueprints, drawings, and technical orders to determine repair procedures for weapons systems.
- Inspected newly acquired weapons systems for defects before issuing them for use in operations.
- Utilized computer-based diagnostic software programs to locate faults within complex electronic circuits.
- Assisted with the installation of new weapon systems as directed by engineering personnel.
Weapons Load Team Chief
United States Air Force, USAF
Ellsworth, SD
08.2019 - 08.2023
- Performed daily inspections of all assigned personnel and equipment to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
- Conducted pre-flight checks on aircrafts and weapons systems to verify proper loading and functioning.
- Supervised the loading, unloading, checking, and stowing of armament and other related items for all flights.
- Developed training programs for crewmembers on weapons loading operations.
- Assisted in troubleshooting any malfunctions or discrepancies identified during pre-flight checks or weapon system inspections.
- Investigated any discrepancies or irregularities found during the loading process and reported them to higher authorities as necessary.
- Responded quickly to emergency situations involving weapons system malfunctions.
- Observed equipment during simulations, testing and firing exercises to identify and correct systems malfunctions or operator errors.
Education
Associate of Applied Science - Aircraft Armament Systems Technology
Community College of The Air Force
Montgomery, AL06-2023
Bachelor of Science - Aeronautics and Aviation Management
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach, FLSkills
- Hazardous Materials Management
- Decision-making capabilities
- Quality assurance procedures
- Equipment Calibration
- Electrical Troubleshooting
- Schematic Interpretation
- Inventory control procedures
- Problem-solving aptitude
- Time management abilities
- Flight control understanding
- Cybersecurity frameworks
Certification
- Lean Six Sigma
- Professional Maintenance Level 1
Timeline
Aircraft Armament Systems Technician
United States Air Force, USAF
08.2023 - Current
Weapons Load Team Chief
United States Air Force, USAF
08.2019 - 08.2023
Associate of Applied Science - Aircraft Armament Systems Technology
Community College of The Air Force
Bachelor of Science - Aeronautics and Aviation Management
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach