Ryan Denny

• Managed day-to-day business operations.
• Developed and maintained strong relationships with clients, resulting in repeat business and referrals.
• Oversaw daily operations, ensuring all tasks were completed accurately and efficiently by team members.
• Trained and motivated employees to perform daily business functions.
• Successfully navigated challenging economic conditions by making informed decisions that protected the business''s financial stability.
• Managed financial aspects of the business, including budgeting, financial reporting, and tax preparation.
• Consulted with customers to assess needs and propose optimal solutions.
• Established foundational processes for business operations.
• Negotiated contracts with suppliers for better pricing and terms, reducing overall costs for the business.
• Increased customer satisfaction by implementing efficient business processes and providing exceptional service.

• Upheld strict quality assurance protocols to ensure all completed work met or exceeded established benchmarks before returning an aircraft to service.
• Installed avionics systems from several general aviation manufacturers.
• Prevented unnecessary costs by identifying potential issues early during routine inspections, allowing for proactive repairs rather than reactive measures later on down the line.
• Completed quality assurance checks for service work and completed documentation outlining updates.
• Repaired and installed wiring, connectors, control boxes antennas, and other pieces.
• Diagnosed faults and developed resolution plans.
• Performed thorough visual and physical inspections of all electrical parts.
• Completed preventive and reparative maintenance on aircraft electronics and computer systems.
• Reduced downtime for aircraft by completing avionics repairs in a timely manner without compromising quality or safety standards.

• Conducted classes and workshops for students on special topics of interest.
• Organized activities to promote learning and increase student enjoyment.
• Optimized instruction based on student feedback and assessments of courses.
• Created interactive activities to engage students and maximize learning.
• Delivered training to 2 classes totaling over 60 Sailors of all ranks preparing them for worldwide deployment.

• SERE West Instructor of the Year FY 2019 & 2020.
• Led over 100 high risk training evolutions to prepare service members to survive and return with honor across all captive environments.
• Graded student assignments, tests and projects within SERE to meet school schedules, JPRA requirements, and the master task list.
• Worked with students one-on-one to boost skills in weak areas and help grasp new concepts.
• Facilitated learning of various self-enrichment topics through detailed lesson plans.
• Implemented research-based curriculum and instructional strategies for self-enrichment topics.
• Conducted classes and workshops for students on special topics of interest.
• Monitored student progress and provided individualized instruction to meet student needs and goals.
• Observed students to assess abilities, interests and learning objectives for personalized lesson planning.

• Maintained over 90 NMCI assets and 30 non-NMCI assets totaling over 200,000 dollars of equipment.
• Spearheaded the approval and acquisition of SERE West first classified portable laptops.
• Spearheaded the approval and acquisition of SERE West first unclassified portable tablets.
• Processed over 80 SAAR-N’s, giving Sailors, marines and contractor’s access to DOD unclassified networks Processed 10 Classified SAAR-N’s, giving sailors, marines and contractors access to DOD classified networks.
• Implemented 3 annual NMCI asset fleet updates. Completed 3 annual asset inventory and inspections with zero discrepancies.

As an In-flight Leading Technician

• Provided real-time ISR collection and Analysis to theater commanders in support of operations.
• Flew over 200 sorties and 2,600 hours aboard special mission aircraft.
• As CDI/CDQAR (Non-Destructive inspection) Maintenance supervisor, and detachment lead, Managed Navy P-3C Aircraft Maintenance, and Conducted Quality assurance inspections on repairs during worldwide detachments.
• Troubleshot and resolved in-flight equipment failures to reduce operational disruption. furthermore performed ground hangar based in-depth troubleshooting and repairs to the component and circuit board level.
• Performed preflight and post flight aircraft and sensor inspections.
• Principal advisor and liaison to QA for in-flight maintenance.
• Initialized all avionic systems, as well as testing and troubleshooting those systems, down to component level and documenting findings.
• Managed all classified software media for each system on mission aircraft.

As AT Workcenter Supervisor and Senior Avionics/Electronics Technician

• performed and oversaw the Removal and replacement of failed components.
• Identified issues, analyzed information and provided solutions to problems.
• Reviewed and interpreted service manuals, specifications, wiring diagrams, and blueprints.
• Repaired circuit boards and wire harness problems using schematics, wiring diagrams, and testing instruments.
• Calibrated electrical components and systems to optimize performance.
• Diagnosed and repaired complex faults within target timeframes.
• Installed and maintained a variety of electrical and electronic components in accordance with approved methods and procedures.
• Performed acceptance testing and measurements on electronic components and assemblies to verify system compliance.
• Developed and maintained technical documentation for compliant records.
• Monitored and tested equipment performance to diagnose and resolve problems.
• Managed reactive repairs and emergency maintenance for varied electronic devices.
• Modified, maintained, or repaired electronics equipment or systems to achieve proper functioning.
• Completed preventive and reparative maintenance on aircraft electronics and computer systems.
• Utilized testing equipment such as oscilloscopes, ammeters and ohmmeters.
• Repaired and installed wiring, connectors, control boxes antennas, and other pieces.
• Trained and oversaw new technicians' activities for proper repair and maintenance of avionic systems.

As ATI Workcenter technician

• Repaired to the circuit board level avionics systems to include but not limited to: IFF R&T and KIR, VHF Transponders, UHF Transponders, HF R&T, 117 Radio set, AirCraft ICS system, TACAN System and sub-systems, DAMA/Mini DAMA systems and sub-systems, Data link systems and sub-systems, INS systems, Nav Systems, Airdata systems, FDIs and EFDIs, multiplexers, diplexers, Radio switching units, RADAR Transmitter, RESP and sub-systems. Classified sensor station components and sub-systems.
• Built wiring harnesses and connectors with use of technical drawings and diagrams.
• installed both permanent and experimental changes to aircraft configuration and wiring to accommodate experimental equipment to be tested.

While Assigned to the Configs Department

• worked on a team that lead command efforts to further customer relations as it pertained to experimental testing.
• traveled with a team of in-flight technicians and sensor operators to offer feedback directly to customer on how to further exploit abilities of experimental sensors to meet the needs of the navy and military application.
• As a experimental system lead, worked closely with engineers and developers on a unprecedented system development which ultimately led to system flying and providing the proof of concept customer needed to secure their place in military aviation.

• Subject matter expert (SME) for all avionics systems and familiar with safety equipment, emergency procedures, and aircraft equipment.
• Perform routine inspections to systems and equipment onboard P-3C aircraft.
• Perform duties as aircraft in-flight avionics technician, Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) specialist, Electro-Optical/InfraRed (EO/IR) operator, and airborne radioman.
• Maintained avionic systems, subsystems, as well as computer systems.
• Maintained all required classified material for P-3C aircraft.
• Test and troubleshot avionics systems, including radar, communication, navigation, SATCOM, transponders, and computer system onboard P-3C aircraft and documented findings.
• Fabricated, upgraded, routed and installed wiring harnesses on P-3C aircraft.
• Utilized specific and general test equipment, including multimeters, oscilloscopes, data bus testers, time-domain reflectometers and on-board built-in-test equipment (BITE).
• Repaired avionic systems by removal and replacement of line replaceable unit (LRU)/LRU circuit card.
• Performed duties as work center supervisor; provide counseling and evaluation for personnel; instructed personal; conduct performance appraisals; and wrote reports and problem solve.
• Conducted quality assurance checks for service work and completed documentation outlining updates.
• Completed preventative and reparative maintenance on aircraft electronics and computer systems.
• Held Top Secret SCI clearance.

• Maintained and repaired electronic communication, navigation, radar, EO/IR and signal intelligence systems on P-3C aircraft.
• Followed checkout procedures, read schematics and block diagrams to isolate malfunctions.
• Used basic electronic test equipment and specialized system test equipment such as oscilloscope and signal generator.
• Completed all required maintenance forms in NALCOMIS/VIDMAFS.
• Maintained proper tool control and clean work environment.
• Diagnosed malfunctions and repair defective components.
• Completed work assignments in timely manner.
• Conduct on-the job training with new personnel and maintained training records.
• Performed troubleshooting and repair of all avionic equipment utilizing correct publications.
• Completed quality assurance checks on service work and completed documentation outlining updates.