David Scofield

***** *. ****** **. #*** Jacksonville, Fl., 32220 904-***-**** Cell

Email: acrcm6@r.postjobfree.com

Certifications :

CET (Certified Electronic Technician)

Microsoft MCSE

CPR and Safety Certified

Summary of qualifications :

Over 20 years of experience in electronic troubleshooting and use of electronic tools including oscilloscopes, digital Fluke meters, and schematics. Extremely experienced in soldering, including SMD soldering. From troubleshooting to parts replacement to testing, I am fluent in all stages of a repair environment.

Highly experienced with mechanical equipment such as lawn equipment, tractors, commercial gas powered hand equipment, and carpentry tools. Highly efficient with combustion engines, electric motors, and hand tools, including the troubleshooting, repair and maintenance of such equipment.

Extremely safety conscience. Adamant of using PPE at all times. Same with following known procedures for operating equipment and use of tools.

EXPERIENCE:

Kelly Technical Services January 2014 – February 2015

Senior Electronic Technician

Began troubleshooting high current UPS style power supplies used in cable systems. Moved to assembly and repair. Assembly consisted of re-manufacturing communication amplifiers, as well as repairing the teams non-functioning or problematic customer equipment. Heavy detail in soldering, troubleshooting, part replacement, part ordering, and team support.

Robert Half International January 2013 – January 2014

Support Analyst

Multiple placements including TPC at Sawgrass, the International College of Surgeons, Bank of America, and the LexisNexis CaseMap Division.

Software Analyst

LexisNexis CaseMap Support: July 10th until January 2014 with LexisNexis CaseMap Support team for a large range of software support. Activities include client training of software applications, phone support, troubleshooting of software, hardware, and integration issues. Worked with colleagues to solve complex problems, including bug and issue reports escalating to development for quality assurance and problem solving. Also involved in beta, error, network, and group testing of applications, reporting performance and error issues to development team.

HedgeHogs Lawn Service (David Scofield) February 2004 – January 2013

Owner/operator of a fully licensed and insured property and lawn management company.

Equipment used on daily basis included commercial walk behind mowers from 36 inch to 60 inch, zero turn mowers, large John Deere PTO tractors, Shindaiwa line trimmers, hedge trimmers, edgers and blowers. Cutting equipment such as commercial chainsaws and stump grinders. Non-powered equipment like shovels, loppers, sledge hammers, and hand equipment were also used.

All repairs, including all mechanical troubleshooting, were performed myself. All preventative maintenance such as oil changes, air cleaners, sharpening, and cleaning of equipment was also performed in-house. Such preventative maintenance kept all equipment in perfect working order.

Hired and supervised employees on a as need basis.

0 on the job injuries. 0 on the job accidents.

Tennessee Valley Authority(TVA) Bull Run Fossil Plant May 2003 – January 2004

Plant Station Trainee – Level 1

Began classroom training on power plant operations and maintenance in May which lead through the end of August. Included topics were power plant theory, operations, tools and equipment usage, PPE usage, environmental wellness, safety training, CPR and emergency response training, and health training.

After classroom training, I would assist supervisors on daily activities such as shoveling coal, plant readings and rounds, safety checks, and general plant clean up.

Marvin’s Electronics: May 1987 – February 2003

Senior Electronic Technician, System Engineer – MSCE

Performed printed circuit board (PCB) repair on televisions, VCR's, big screens, and microwaves.

PC repair and networking.

Responsibilities included customer support, service calls, phone support, training and education.

Here I developed highly efficient skills in troubleshooting, use of troubleshooting tools and applications, schematic use and documenting repair and testing techniques.

Tools: Digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, inductance testers, pneumatic and hand tools, schematics, flow charts, and computers applications.

Services: PCB troubleshooting and repair, customer support, house calls, counter support, parts ordering, work area setup and maintenance.