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Avionics with Radar Endorsement and AircraftMaintenance EngineerPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLE I am U.S. Citizen Over 10 Years of experience as Avionics Technician in MROs part 145, 135, Repair Stations Perform line maintenance and C and Ds checks, routine and non-routine checks, preventive maintenance, workwith documentation logging systems like Solumina,Skytrax,Citrix and Trax, and AMM, GMM, ATA codes, alsowork aircraft hydraulic, pneumatic. IPC-610/ J-STD-001 Perform routine checks, repairs and modifications, keeping records of inventory, and identifying faults withcomponents of the plane. Cable harnesses according to a weekly production schedule, crimping up to 28 30- gauge wire, following kitassembly instructions, using a bill of materials, diagrams and technical drawings. Able to inspect, install, test, troubleshoot and repair aircraft wire harness and electrical components and LRUsequipments Avionics bench and installer, PCB experience, High density plugs and Canon plugs, ESD, soldering, removingand installing, electronic equipments as diodes, capacitors, resistors, transistors, semi-conductors, continuitytest, ring-out, terminations, crimping. Wi-Fi modifications with Panasonic and Go-Go systems Ability to install aircraft mechanical or avionics systems in accordance with blueprints engineering drawings. Disassemble and reassemble aircraft interior as directed to facilitate avionics installation or repair using handtools. Build coax and fiberglass cable for aircraft installations, assist in overhaul manuals and power checks, groundchecks. Perform system checks, FDR checks, squawks transponders to ensure functionality of system, record analyzesand interpret test information. Servicing APUs and GPUs power systems Worked on Commercial Aviation like Boeing 727, 737, 757, 767, MD-80 / 88 and Airbus 319, 320s also Regionaljets like the Bombardier Dash-8, Q-400, CRJ's 200/700/900 series and Embraer 145,175 also Saab 340s series Radar Arrays antennas experience Taxi and run-up engines for maintenance Right seat and radio qualified in CRJ's and EMB's Experience installing ADS-B satellitesystem Responsible to perform lab or field work relative to the assembly checks and rings out or calibration of equipmentand systems, draw or modify diagrams and write engineer specifications to clarify design details and functionalscriteria of electronics units Knowledge and use of basic test equipment such as multimeters as well basic AC/DC circuitry and EWIS: ElectricalWiring Interconnect System or Electrical Wiring Interconnection. Work experience managing and diagnosticate with IPC-610 / 620 Pass or Fail Test, not certified yet. Positive group leadership to SENAs students in basic avionics skills in Barranquilla, Colombia Willing to relocate: AnywhereWORK EXPERIENCEAvionics Technician / AMTWorld Atlantic AirlinesNov. 2022 - April 2023 Perform General Visual Inspections, troubleshooting, remove and replace of aircraft components, workwith powerand hand tools fill log entries, tag aircraft components, do operational checks.2022 preventive maintenance, work with documentation logging Systems, AMM, GMM, ATA codes, also workwith aircraft hydraulic, pneumatic. Electrical systems as well as servicing APU and GPU's power systems Worked aircraft MD-80 seriesAvionics Technician / AMTProtecnica Barranquilla,AtlnticoAug 2018 to Oct 2022 preventive maintenance, work with documentation logging Systems, AMM, GMM, ATAcodes, also work with aircraft hydraulic, pneumatic. Electrical systems as well as servicing APU and GPU's power systems.Avionics TechnicianSilver Airways - FortLauderdale, FL February 2018to July 2018 Perform line routine checks, preventive maintenance, work with documentation logging Systems, AMM,GMM, ATA codes, also work with aircraft hydraulic, pneumatic.Electrical systems in Saab 340 series, as well as servicing APU and GPU's power systems.Avionics TechnicianPEMCO World Air Services -Tampa, FL August 2017 toDecember 2017 work under deadlines to inspect and maintain aircraft in accordance with FAA regulations andstandards. It's the job of the aviation maintenance technician to ensure that the aircraft is in top workingorder and to then repair any problems before it leaves the groundAvionics TechnicianEnvoy Air / American Airlines -Chicago, IL March 2017 to July 2017 Perform line routine checks, preventive maintenance, work with documentation logging Systems, AMM,GMM, ATA codes, also work with aircraft hydraulic, pneumatic. Electrical systems as well as servicing APU and GPU's power systems. Line checksAvionics TechnicianElliot Aviation - DesMoines, IA June 2016 toFebruary 2017Follows safety rules and regulations, identity and escalate manufacturing issues to production management teammembers, assemble electronic components. Cable harnesses according to a weekly production schedule, crimping up to 28-30-gauge wire,following kit assembly instructions, using a bill of materials, diagrams and technical drawings.Unemployed Green Bay, WlUnemployedDecember 2015 to January 2016Avionics / Aircraft Maintenance TechnicianSkyWest Airlines - SouthBend, IN July 2015 toDecember 2015Assembly and disassembly of aircraft interiors, preventive maintenance, line checks, leak checks, "A" checks andall aircraft inspections, work with Sky track logging System, AMM, GMM, ATA codes, also work with aircrafthydraulic, pneumatic. Electrical systems in Bombardier CRJ-200, 700, 900 series, as well as servicing APU and GPU's power systems.Avionics and A/P TechEndeavor Air/Delta Air Lines - DesMoines, IA February 2015 to May 2015Assembly and disassembly of aircraft interiors, preventive maintenance, line checks, all aircraft inspections, workwith Citrix logging System, AMM, GMM, ATA, codes, also work with aircraft hydraulic pneumatic. Electrical systems in Bombardier CRJ-200,700, and 900 series, as well as servicing APU and GPU's powersystems.Avionics and A/P TechSikorsky Global Helicopter -Coatesville, PA October 2013 to January2014General assembly of S76-D1, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, troubleshooting of electronic systems, workSolumina Logging System, ATA codes and AMM, read schematics, etc.EDUCATIONRedstone College Bloomfield, CO.May 2012 to April 2013Graduated Aircraft Maintenance TechnicianMichigan Institute of Aviation and Technology Canton, MI.June 2010 to February 2011TransferredAviation Institute of Maintenance Atlanta, GA.October 2008 to November 2009Aviation Electronics TechnicianH.S. Diploma in General CourseDr. Jose M. Lazaro High School, CarolinaAug 1985 to May 1988General Course, GraduatedSKILLSORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS, EXCEL, POWERPOINT, WORD, BILINGUALMILITARY SERVICEBranch: U.S. ArmyService Country: UnitedStates Rank: PFC / E-3May 1988 to December 1991According to the U.S. Army, duties performed by 12-B combat engineers include: Construct fighting positions,fixed/floating bridges, obstacles, and defensive positions. Place and detonate explosives. Conduct operations thatinclude route clearance of obstacles and rivers.Commendations:Desert Storm Veteran, Expert in M-16 and M-60, Overseas Service BadgeCERTIFICATIONS AND LICENSESFederal Commission of Communications certificate GROL Avionics Technicianwith Radar EndorsementOctober 2009 to Presentinstall, inspect, test, adjust, or repair avionics equipment, such as radar, radio, navigation, and missile controlsystems in aircraft or space vehicles. They also test and troubleshoot instruments, components, and assemblies,using circuit testers, oscilloscopes, or voltmetersFederal Administration of Aviation / Aircraft Maintenance TechnicianFebruary 2015 to Presentwork under deadlines to inspect and maintain aircraft in accordance with FAA regulations and standards. It's thejob of the aviation maintenance technician to ensure that the aircraft is in top working order and to then repairany problems before it leaves the groundCommercial Driving License Class B with Airbrakes, Hazmat, Tanker, PassengerEndorsementMay 2017 to July 2025CDL Drivers are responsible for transporting different types of goods from distribution centers to customer locationsusing a truck. They are also required to perform inspections before and after a trip and unload cased products fromthe trailer to customer facilities. Driving different types of trucks up to 26,000 lbs. gross weightADDITIONAL INFORMATIONSkills: Competent using software: Windows, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, E-mail, and the Internet. Bilingual: fluent in Spanish and English. Met or exceeded all performance goals to date. Demonstrated ability to meet the needs of patrons. Dependable, hardworking, reliable, and punctual. Use clear, concise communication skills in conjunction with organizational Bilingual Spanish and English fluent in speaking, writing and reading |
