EMPLOYEE NAME: Sidney,Smith

POSITION: Engineering Technician

PHONE: 301-***-****

Qualifications: Electronic Technician. Mr. Smith has over 20 years experience in Electronics

Technology.

As a Senior Technician, Environmental Protection Agency, April 2010-present, I am responsible for

directing technical work on projects. Performs a variety of analyses and prepares appropriate

documentation. Prepares and makes briefings and presentations. Leads team in on-site management of

installations. Works independently and installs, operates, maintains, configures, troubleshoots, and repairs

IT systems devices, including VOIP telecommunication systems, Avaya, and Cisco, circuits, cables,

components, software, and end-user devices, components, software and connectivity. Assists in the

development and management of project plans. This includes the review of task performance and work

products for correctness, for adherence to design concepts and user requirements, and for progress in

accordance with schedules. Coordinates with the Contractor's project manager, GSA COR, and

Government user representatives to ensure accurate solutions and user satisfaction on technical matters.

As an Electronic Technician, Thales Communications Inc., November 2007-April 2010, I performed

the following tasks:

Testing and troubleshooting to component level the MBITR (multi-band-inter-intra-team-radio),power

amps, and cosites. Utilization of the 8920B by HP, signal generators, multimeters, power supplies, logic

probes, oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, schematics, drawings, and automated test software.

Responsible to repair, maintain and upgrade test fixtures.

And to develop test procedures. Prepares and makes briefings and presentations. Leads team in on-site

management of installations. Installs, operates, maintains, configures, troubleshoots, and repairs IT

systems devices, and circuits.

As an Electronic Technician, Wideband Systems, November 2005 to 2007, I performed the following

tasks:

Testing and troubleshooting to component level, high speed digital recorders, cables, and assemblies.

Responsible to assemble from board level to complete system level; includes building wire harnesses,

soldering, mechanical assembly, shipping and handling of product, and to develop and document test

procedures. Utilization of signal generators, oscilloscopes, multimeters, and varies testing equipment.

As an Electromechanical Technician, Ericsson IP Infrastructure, Inc., November 2000 to October

2005, I performed the following tasks: Testing and troubleshooting to component level: of the forwarding

engines used in the AXI-540 network routers: DS3,OC3-ATM-SM/MM,OC-12-SM/MM, E1/T1, and

STM type boards. Utilized Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows 2000, FreeBSD, Unix, and

diagnostic software. Also utilized test equipment such as: oscilloscopes, multimeters, spectrum

analyzers, logic analyzers, logic probes, microscopes, traffic generators, and numerous other tools.

Installation of the AXI-540, high speed network routers, connecting routers to the network via hubs.

Downloading of software upgrades to smartbits 6000, IP and ATM traffic generators. Implemented

engineering changes. Performed modifications to electronic boards and mechanical parts. Utilized power

tools, assembled power equipment. Configured and installed remote power control devices. Insured ESD

standards in labs Configured and assembled patch panels for Ethernet, E1, and T1 transmissions. Use of,

ethernet, serial cables, cat 5, fiberoptic, bnc, rj45, Cisco systems, and more.

As an Engineering Technician, Telogy, February 2000 to October 2000, I performed the following

tasks:

Testing and troubleshooting to component level: modem and voice/ data communication systems,

and the entire production line of their VOIP systems to the component level . Involved with

programming systems with regards to DSP and BGA. Other functions including quality control tasks.

As an Electronics Technician, Hughes Network Systems, November 1997 to December 1998, I

performed the following tasks: to Testing and troubleshooting of RF equipment to component level :

synthesized frequency modules, receiver earth stations, detection transmission modules, decoder control

modules, and bus repeat modules.

As an Engineering Technician, Quanta Systems Corps, March 1995 to November 1997, I performed

the following tasks:

Installation of intrusion detection systems including: Foids DX 3000 Perimeter Fence Sensor

Systems, Stellar DTI 3000 Video Motion Detection System, Access Control, and CCTV. Fiber-optic

terminations, fusion splicing, rack assemblies. Ran PVC and conduit. Opened and closed 300 pound

manhole covers, removed existing cabling from conduit in manholes, replaced with armour jacketed fiber

optic cable, pumped water from manholes, pulled cable thru conduit from multiple manhole locations to

central stations. Camera mounting.

Clearance: TSSCI

Military

United States Air Force: Honorable Discharge. Position: Administration Specialist Leadership and

management training.

EDUCATION:

Spring Brook High School

201 Valleybrook Drive

Silver Spring, MD

Attended 1976-1979, Graduated in 6/1979.

CERTIFICATIONS:

The Technical Education Center: Electronic Technology Certificate Program (450 hours lecture and

450 hours laboratory) Graduate in 1/1993

Fabrication Tools and Techniques: Hand tools,

fasteners, soldered and solderless connections,

printed circuit boards and layouts.

Electronic Technology I: Basic electricity,

behavior of DC and AC circuits, using discrete components.

Electronic Technology II:

Theory and operation of semiconductor devices in

electronic circuits.

Digital Electronics:

Identification and operation of basic gates and

logic families, schematic diagrams, function blocks,

and digital systems.

Microprocessor Systems:

Architecture, programming and interfacing.

Program configuration of the Intel 8085 microprocessor.

Electromechanical Concepts and Systems Applications:

Basic elements and integration concepts of

electromechanical interface, which are applied to

photocopiers with the use of service documentation and

troubleshooting techniques.

Computer Systems and Peripheral Devices:

Elements of computer systems with operation

and troubleshooting techniques on IBM and compatible

systems.

Fiber Optics:

Fiber optic equipment and techniques in terminations.

Montgomery College Takoma Park, Md. Systems Analysis and Design, Business Management.

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