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 Developed and implemented testing methods, to include analog, power, digital, isolation, micro controllers, wired and wireless (RF) communications, EMC/EMI, and low-power circuitry.  Rendered support to Program Management for schedule, cost, risk identification, and resource coordination.  Leveraged industry knowledge in producing professional engineering documentation, including component lists and schematics, as well as in recognizing infrastructure, including hardware, software, and facilities and process improvements that would result in an improved development capability and efficiency.  Gained in-depth knowledge of test equipment, such as oscilloscopes, signal generators, spectrum analyzers, power meters, frequency counters, power analyzers, EMI receivers, and other measurement devices.  Handled the reading, translating, and implementing of electronic schematics and architectural blue prints to safely and accurately complete installations.

 Served a key role in maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing MC-12 mission systems and King Air 350 avionics (Pro-Line 21), along with electrical systems to keep critical systems air-and-mission-ready.  Ensured full capability of aircraft leaving major maintenance through successful implementation of mission systems post-operational checklist and training tool.  Made substantial contribution in achieving zero flights canceled due to maintenance through daily collaboration and communication with customer and field engineers to ensure mission readiness.  Administered the troubleshooting, diagnosing, testing, and inspecting of all electrical and electronic elements, as well as the troubleshooting of equipment and tracing of avionic and cryptographic equipment wiring harnesses.  Handled the preparation of all forms and records related to aircraft maintenance.

Assessed, troubleshot, diagnosed, tested, and inspected all Armament / Electrical / Avionics Systems on the Army Helicopter 64Delta model. -Set new record for phase maintenance time theater-wide, ensuring prompt (yet complete) repairs to keep AH-64D fleet operationally ready. -Installed, tested, troubleshot, and removed all electrical and electronics components, including solid state and transistorized subsystems. -Used strong interpersonal skills to serve as a liaison for tagging, moving, and acquisitioning parts for fleet.

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*  Managed the removal and installation of subsystem assemblies, such as engines, rotors, gearboxes, transmissions, mechanical controls, and other components. *  Ensured that units were prepared for inspections and maintenance checks. *  Imparted technical expertise to subordinate personnel. *  Contributed in the continuous improvement of methods and procedures for processes, measurement, documenting, and work flow techniques. *  Assumed a dynamic role in improving the competency and efficiency of all staff through exemplary mentoring of incoming personnel.

 Closely monitored the manufacture of electrical devices and operations to ensure compliance with safety protocols, along with the installation and operations to consistently meet rigorous customer requirements.  Performed thorough troubleshooting on electrical equipment problems, such as servos and sensors. -Maintained strict operational schedule amid numerous emergency and unscheduled repairs to keep fleet running and maintain high standards of workmanship. -Provided support for 1-82 and 285, including participation in 4 special missions. -Maintained FARP in Jalalibad, and provided operational support for sensitive items for FARPS Asadabad and FARP Naray. -Performed routine maintenance work, emergency repairs at terminals, major repairs, and periodic inspections on systems as diverse as aircraft navigation and communication radios, radar systems, and other similar devices.