Shepherd Harriman

• Analyze parts performance by reading dials and meters to determine resistance, amperage, voltage, and electrical output/input at specific operating temperatures
• Assemble, install, integrate, calibrate, test, debug, and repair electronic and electrical assembly systems and prototypes using hand tools and measuring instruments
• Create or modify wiring harnesses and PCBs following schematics, utilizing soldering and crimping skills
• Manipulate flight simulation components using a wide range of I/O modules, such as avionics systems, flight systems, switches, potentiometers, control systems, circuit breakers, and mechanical sub-assemblies
• Integrate hardware and software by updating I/O modules, servo drives, motor controllers, and amps, and programming existing drivers, firmware, and networking
• Operate test equipment to evaluate performance under simulated conditions, recording results for analysis
• Review and update engineering documents to ensure accuracy and relevance
• Collaborate with engineers to identify and solve developmental problems
• Conduct quality control inspections, reporting findings and recommendations
• Create and coordinate training efforts for new employees, providing documentation and checklists
• Consistently meet or exceeded milestones and project delivery dates
• Test components for proper operation using specialized testing equipment.

• Replaced or repaired parts, performed electrical troubleshooting, and handled hydraulic and pneumatic systems
• Conducted general mechanical operational checks on aircraft
• Removed and installed panels and components, performed repair work, and handled sheet metal repair or installation
• Assisted in troubleshooting aircraft systems and performing inspections and evaluations
• Assisted in aircraft movement, performance runs, and taxiing
• Maintained and repaired shop facilities, equipment, and tooling
• Ensured compliance with FAR Part 145, 91, and 135 regulations

• Performed general mechanical functions on aircraft and related systems as required
• Maintained and repaired shop equipment
• Followed wiring schematics for troubleshooting electrical systems and maintenance tasks such as soldering, using heat guns, and crimping terminals
• Evaluated aircraft and components
• Assisted in aircraft movement and shop facility repairs
• Worked in an aircraft hangar environment with extreme temperature variations
• Ensured compliance with FAR Part 147 regulations

• Demonstrated competency in psychomotor skills, including measuring vital signs, blood glucose monitoring, and recording intake and output
• Collaborated with nursing staff to ensure high-quality care for critical adult and pediatric patients
• Assisted in setting up bedside procedures such as bronchoscopy, tracheostomy, and central line insertion
• Independently performed procedures such as EKGs, suturing, and splinting

• Promoted and marketed the club's social event facilities to members
• Assisted members with special dinner arrangements in the dining room
• Coordinated and assisted with banquets, luncheons, meetings, weddings, dances, and other social events
• Oversaw the greeting and serving of guests, ensuring high standards
• Acted as manager-on-duty when necessary

• Mastered crisis management through comprehensive drills involving emergency tasks and procedures.
• Demonstrated proficiency in live-fire arms training and weapons handling.
• Experienced in working with military-grade electrical systems.
• Cultivated self-discipline and attention to detail.
• Inspected, tested, and maintained gas, electrical, water, and sewage systems.
• Followed strict safety protocols to minimize risks during utility operations.
• Replaced worn or defective parts in utility systems.

Honorable Discharge due to injury in January 2012