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PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLEOBJECTIVE:To Secure an Electronic Technician position with a successful well-established company/organization that will enable me to grow professionally while contributing to the companys goals and objectivesSecurity Clearance: Secret (Level II)ASRC Federal Defense and Space Wallops Island VA-Senior Electronic TechnicianDecember/2021 to presentRecommend changes in circuitry or installation specifications to simplify assembly and maintenance.Assemble experimental circuitry (breadboard) or complete prototype models using engineering instruction, technical manuals, and knowledge of electrical/electronic systems and components and their functions.Set up standard test apparatus or conceive test equipment and circuitry, and conduct functional, operational, environmental and life tests to evaluate the performance and reliability of prototype or production models.Analyze and interpret test results. Adjust, calibrate, align, and modify circuitry and components and record unit performance.PERSONAL TIME TAKEN DUE TO FAMILY HEALTH ISSUESApril-December 2021Xator Corporation Destin Fl Electronics Security Systems Technician:December/2020- April/2021DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESAdministered and maintain Fixed Site Sustainment (FSS) contract at Dover Airforce Base.Record and/or provide all preventive & corrective maintenance, testing and repair to all Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), Access Control Systems (ACS), Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) systems, Subsystems (SENSTAR, PROTECH, Field Devices, Power Supplies, etc.), ancillary equipment (Command and Control interface devices) and badging systems under the Fixed Site Sustainment (FSS) contract.Maintain company-required performance and maintenance records utilizing the government supplied inventory tracking and work order database for identified equipmentPerform preventive maintenance functions as directedPrepare reports of tests results and assessments of key electronic systems to ensure efficient operationsIdentify operational or maintenance defects with various components and find suitable replacementsInstall, troubleshoot and repair electrical/electronic equipment, including controls, power supplies, gauges, and sensorsUse a variety of tools and test equipment such as power construction equipment, measuring devices, power tools, and Volt/Current/Ohm multi-metersPull and terminate low voltage signal and network cablesInstall, fusion-splice, and terminate fiber optic cableRead and understand installation as-built design plans, electronic and construction schematics, and manufacturers literature for electrical and electronic componentsAttends work regularly and observe approved work hours in accordance with company leave and attendance policies.Schedule availability for after-hour and weekend work is required.Scitec, Princeton, NJ-Senior Engineering TechnicianNovember 2010 /August 2020Security Clearance: Secret (Level II)Assembly, Wiring, Test of Digital, Igniter, Power Supply, Emitter Control, Pre-Amp, D2 lamp, Jam Beam Radiometer.Synchronous /Stepper Motors highly programmable, integrated servo motor system that is integrated with a motor, an encoder, an amplifier, a programmable controller timer, RS232/RS485 communication, and IOs.Keep within budgetary cost structure established by program management for MSLT 3.Support customers with all MSALTS and JMITS project related equipment, installation and -Support for back door testing measurements.Perform mechanical assembly wiring, & board level repairs. Make schematics changes, wiring diagramSet up and conduct testing in New Mexico.Changes and detailed notes on all revisions and mechanical standardized process improvement methodologyWorking with Direct LOGIC series PLCs fixed I/O (brick) and modular, rack-based models with a common programming platform.Responsible for routine maintenance, and repairs to all production equipment machineryResponsible for facilities trouble shooting when they arise.Standardized process improvement methodology, second sourcing objective for long lead items. Employee Training with Test Equipment.Motorola, Inc. Horsham, Pa-Engineering Technician Advanced Photonics, Lab ManagerMay 2000/ November 2011Development of Fiber Optic Cable Systems to the home.Proof of concepts, prototyping, interfacing with Engineering team and to transfer to manufacturing.Characterization of various optical and RF components, and subassemblies in making specific quantifiable judgments concerning performance.Low volume assembly of new complex products, which include Erbium Doped Amplifiers, Gain Flatting Filter, Fiber Grading RF Filtering. TL9000 Certified.Troubleshooting and test of DC and RF control and signal circuits. Fiber splicing, and polishing.Sensar, Inc. Moorestown, NJ-Engineering Technician Iris IdentificationOctober 1995- /May 2000Provide technical support for product development for biometrics Iris Verification and Identification Systems.Areas of support include electronics, mechanical, optical, and software.This support is primarily to the electrical group, but is also divided among the Optical group Systems Integration, Algorithms, Production, Test Quality Control, Software, and System Testing.Field service for international clients and banking shows. Provide training support to consultants as needed. Management of the Pyramid Vision System.Boeing Helicopters Ridley Park, PA-Industrial Engineer - Process AnalystNovember 1993 / October 1995Analyzed and monitored program schedules and costs.Report variances, program concerns, and improvement plans.Develop estimates at completion of work. Prepared organizational budgets.Assure compliance with external customer contractual agreements.Support proper charging by reviewing for validity and audibility.Provide guidance and instruction by interfacing with internal customer and suppliers.Increase interpersonal skills, teamwork, and technical capabilities through classes, participating on teams and studying internal policies and regulatory requirements.TJM Electronic Associates Bristol, PA (part-time)- Surface Mount Engineering TechnicianSeptember 1991/October 1997Programming and operation of an automated 460 placement system by Zevatech.Ran thermal environment database on customer application. Use of solder screen printer and convention ovens.Night shift supervisor and trained technicians and assemblers.Carl Zeiss, Inc. Princeton, NJ -Surgical Laser TechnicianFebruary 1992/November 1993Researched and developed surgical lasers.Built prototype circuit boards and mechanical assembly.Performed system testing and start up.Documented method assemblies and design layout flow.Confirmed field service installation to FDA requirements.Boeing Helicopters Ridley Park, PA - Electrical Wire Instrumentation MechanicNovember 1991/January 1992Built electrical wire harnesses for CH-47 Chinook Helicopters and assisted in the wiring layout development of the V-22 spray. Installed, tested, and repaired various electronic/electrical controls.Performed preventive maintenance, assisted in systems design, and troubleshooting wire configurations.General Electric Company Moorestown, NJ Specialist Micro CircuitsMay 1989 / August 1991Built multi-layer/wire complex electronic components including printed circuit boards, hybrid circuits and transistors.Interfaced with engineers to interpret and read blueprints, sketches, and engineering change orders.Tested and repaired components ensuring military compliance to Navy development project AEGIS radar defense.Trained new specialists in equipment operation and production processes including ESD, Mil Std 1686, SPC.Rite Aid Corporation, Levittown, PA- Store ManagerAugust 1989/July 1990Managed inventory control, store shrinkage, ordering, banking, opening, and closing of store and general maintenance.Hired, trained, and processed payroll of employees.Generated associated reports and introduced cost saving ideas.Ametek Controls Division, Feasterville, PA- Micro mechanical Assembly Lead personOctober 1987/May 1989Assigned as leader of micro and electromechanical assembly of industrial transducer system test.Calibrated instruments, while assuring wire bonding (gold ball and aluminum), electrostatic bonding die attach, deposit circuit lasering and bench troubleshooting.Maintained quality assurance and implemented safety procedures in the materials and manufacturing planning (MRP).Mega Product inc., Levittown, PA- Electronics Repair LeadJuly 1982/October 1987Supervised production of PC boards and electronic connectors.Troubleshot engineering operations.Conducted assembly and soldering of complex wired harnesses and communication equipment.Performed repair, customer service and QC inspection.Supervised, trained, and evaluated technical work force.Served on Environmental Hazard TeamEDUCATION:Associates Degree, Electronics Technology, June 1987,Pennco Technical Institute, Bristol, PABusiness Administration, Bucks County Community College Newtown, PA.COMPANY TRAINING / Various Test Experience:TL9000 Certified - Inferred Temperature measurementsTravel White Sands Set-up System Check Out - Photodiode Power SensorsFiber Splicing - Mechanical (Arm) Power Light SensorsMilitary solder MIL-STD 2000 - Micro ScopesESD, Mil Std-1686, and Continued Process Improvement - Liquid Nitrogen, Helium, Compressed AirHybrid Semiconductor and Surface Mount Technology - Screen PrintingIntroduction to Multi-layer Interconnect Board (MIB) - Wire Bonding Gold Silver WedgeScreen Printer/In-Process Review - Pallet and strappingQC Final Inspection - Coating EquipmentConductive/Resistance soldering - Temperature Chamber TestingAssembly of Electrical connectors - VideoCrimping Terminals/Splices - Pan/Tilt Camera Set up ControlTermination of solder sleevesSix Sigma Green beltOSHA Hazard Communication - Fiber Optics 1-2-3 Training FISGeneral Chemistry - Single Generators RFEnvironmental Communication - DC Power SupplysProgram Management C/SCSC Overview - Laser Safety TrainingIntroduction to MP&R - Proximity SensorsManaging for World Class Competitiveness - Matrix Automated RF TestCost Account Manager Training & IM Temperature ChamberExcel 4.0Polarization ControllerWindows 95 and 98 Windows NT 4.0 PC Networking TCP/IPWord, Excel, PowerPoint - Tunable Laser SourceVisual Basic 6.0 (Bucks County Community college)InterferometerTime Management - Fiber Connector Polishing/AssemblyNetworking Cat5, Cat6RF & Optical Power MeterOptical AttenuatorOptic Spectrum AnalyzerFiber Splicing, Single & PM ModeFiber Optics PolishingDispensing EquipmentTek Oscilloscopes, DVM230 Volts systems |
