Roberto Rivas

• Perform in-process and final inspections on mechanical and electrical aerospace components.
• Verify conformance to design specs through blueprints, schematics, and documentation review.
• Support environmental testing (Vibe, Thermal, TVAC, Acoustics) and launch campaigns.
• Generate nonconformance reports and resolve discrepancies with engineering teams.
• Worked with specific production team members to rectify production issues and maintain high-quality final products.
• Inspected outbound shipments and conducted random sampling of product quality.
• Identified defects during cyclical checks.
• Inspected and packaged products meticulously according to manufacturing specifications.
• Utilized gauges, tools and equipment to complete in-depth assessments.
• Communicated with production team members about quality issues.
• Reported repeated issues to supervisors and other departments, collaborating to identify issue roots and rectify problems.
• Identified and documented quality discrepancies for management to develop resolutions.

• Installed, calibrated, and maintained integrated test systems for satellite production.
• Interpreted test data, schematics, and block diagrams to troubleshoot electronics and RF circuits.

• Experience operating professional/industrial class UAVS (Ex: DJI Inspire).

• Meticulous flight planning and operations skills with extraordinary attention to detail and safety.

• Proven track record of working comfortably in a fast-paced, team environment.

• Ensure that missions are conducted according to FAA regulations, applicable local regulations, and under the terms specified via our FAA issued waivers and COA's.

• Preparation of aircraft, payload, ground stations, and other elements required for flight.

• Conduct weekly maintenance on assigned UAVS.

• Interact with industry partners and other audiences to grow awareness of company brand.

• Participate in weekly team meetings and events.

• Proposed layout and location modifications and installations in compliance with OEM, OSHA, NEC and company and local codes.
• Observed equipment functioning to detect electronic and mechanical hazards or problems for service, repair or replacement.