Quality Assurance System

Maxwell Jones

Operator - PGSS

Indian Mound, TN

*********@*****.*** - 931-***-****

Field Service Representative

Security Clearance NATO Secret

WORK EXPERIENCE

PGSS Site Lead

TASM LLC - Fairfax, VA - September 2012 to Present

TECHNOLOGY AND SUPPY MANAGEMENT, AFGHANISTAN 10/12- Present

PGSS Aerostat Site Lead - Afghanistan

Operator of Persistent Ground Surveillance System equipment in order to identify threats to ISAF/NATO/

ANA forces in Afghanistan. Operates US Navy ISR system in a non-permissive environment collecting

information on local populace’s patterns of life, conducting exploratory surveys and intelligence collection.

Collects and processes Full Motion Video (FMV) from US Navy Aerial ISR Systems and generates

standard and non-standard imagery analysis products for real-time dissemination. Perform identification,

acquisition, recording, analysis and reporting of assigned ISR tasks. Prepares, maintains, and presents

intelligence displays, reports, and briefings with the creation and use of visual aids and drafting, editing, and

proofreading documents for publishing. Perform geo-locational mensuration functions, extracted coordinates,

and determined positional relationships from real-time imagery, Unattended Transient Acoustic MASINT

Sensor (UTAMS) and Unattended Ground Sensors (UGS). Provides custom products in response to Requests

for Information (RFIs) which may include, but not limited to, data extraction, conversion, image manipulation,

spatial queries, image rectification and data management. Conducts pre-flight and post flight system

inspections. Experience with software, hardware configurations associated with PGSS ISR platforms. Familiar

with compressed gas systems, electrical power generation systems, and accompanying switch equipment.

Proven capability to work in austere, non-permissive, high stress environments. Maintains safe, secure, and

healthy work environment by following program standards and procedures. Documents actions by completing

forms, reports, logs, and records. While on shift I may serve in the capacity of:

• Flight Engineer: managing the health of the payload and provides overall coordination and direction of the

sensor(s), while communicating directly with the military customer.

• Payload Operator: controls the payload sensor(s) visually identifies, acquires, records, analyze and submits

reports of assigned ISR tasks.

• Launch Recovery Team (LRT): assist and takes direction from the Launch and Recovery Director (LRD)

during the launch and recovery phase of operations.

• Launch and Recovery Director (LRD): in-charge of aerostat during launch and recovery phase. Responsible

for the safe launch and recovery of the aerostat and the safety of LRT during this phase of operation.

Avionics Repair Technician

Army Aircraft CH-47 - Fort Campbell, KY - April 2006 to September 2012

Performed Depot level troubleshooting and repair of avionics radios, navigational equipment, countermeasure

systems, and flight control equipment. Repaired and Maintained Auxiliary Power Unit and Engine Test Cells.

Conducted Depot Level Repairs to Aircraft wiring and Avionics to repair Battle Damage on Army Aircraft CH-47,

UH-60, AH-64, and OH-58

• Preformed operational testing of aircraft system after repairs completed

• Subject Matter Expert for the development of Technical workbooks to establish Inspection, Testing, and

Repair standards for Fort Campbell’s Avionics Nation Maintenance Program.

• Implemented new Automated Test Equipment to expand repair Capabilities of Fort Campbell ALMD Avionics

Back Shop

Quality Assurance Inspector

Defense Ammunition Center - McAlester, OK - July 2005 to April 2006

Conduct QA checks to ensure Serviceability of Army Ammunition Resources. Conducted Periodic Magazine

Inspections and Lightning Protection Inspections

• Ensured life cycle management of Army Ammunition was maintained

• Conduct ammunition safety surveys

• Conducted De-Mil of Army Ammunition

Aviation Modification Electrician

Dyn Corp Intl - Fort Campbell, KY - January 2004 to July 2005

Aviation Modification Electrician Fort Campbell, KY 1/04- 7/05

Installed and tested electrical systems MWO modifications on CH-47, UH-60, AH-64, and OH-58 Aircraft.

• Preformed Pre-modification functional testing of Avionic Systems

• Removed existing modifications IAW MWO Specifications

• Conducted pin to continuity checks of installed modifications

• Preformed Post modification functional testing

Weapons System Supervisor

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY - Everett, WA - October 1983 to November 2003

Leading supervisor for 65 personnel in seven work centers. Ensured personnel received proper training and

mentorship. Checked weekly maintenance reports for accuracy and completeness. Conduct QA checks to

ensure repairs were conducted to specifications. Checked accuracy of alignments on interface converters,

radar processors, servo systems, six track radars, and hydraulics and pneumatics system components.

Recognized as subject matter expert for NATO Seasparrow and MK 23 TAS Radar. Strong ability to read

blueprints, schematics and technical manuals and drawings.

• Conducted Radar cooling systems checks

• Conducted System Alignment checks

• Calibrated Radar System outputs

• Maintained Missile Launcher

• Conduct Gun System Pneumatic and Hydraulic checks

EDUCATION

PGSS Operator

PGSS Operator Canidate School - Yuma, AZ

2012 to 2012

Quality Assurance

Qualoty Assurance Supervisor - San Diego, CA

1996 to 1996

Electronics Maintence and Repair

NATO Seasparrow Surface Missle System - Mare Island, CA

1992 to 1992

Electronics Maintenance and Repair

Firecontrolman A School - Great Lakes, IL

1983 to 1984

SKILLS

Depot Level Soldering

MILITARY SERVICE

Service Country: US

Branch: US Navy

Rank: E-6

October 1983 to November 2003

Retired from Navy as a Firecontrolman First Class with expirence on NATO Seasparrow Surface Missle

System, Close In Weapons System, AN/SPS 48E 3D search radar, Mk23 TAS Radar, Tartar Missle System,

Harpoon Missle System, Mk152 computer complex.

CERTIFICATIONS

TWIC

May 2012 to May 2017

Merchant Mariner Credential

June 2012 to June 2017

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Aerostat / Lighter-Than-Air (LTA) Systems

Operation Of EO/IR Gimbaled Camera Systems (MX-15/20, FLIR)

RF telemetry systems

Radio Communications Equipment

Fiber Optic Transmission Systems (Analysis, Splicing, Termination)

Industrial Generator Systems (DCA-45USI Generator)

O&M Aerostat Avionics

O&M Aerostat 22M

T-COM Mooring Systems (PGSS)

Video Distribution Systems & FMV

Photographic/Image Interpretation

Networking & Information Systems

2D/3D Search Radar O & M

Fire Control Track Radar O & M

Analog/Digital Converters

Digital/Analog Converters

Servo Systems

Synchro Systems

Radar Cooling Systems

Expertise In Providing Reports And Analyses

Shipboard Combat Systems Trainer

Pneumatic System Maintenance and Repair

Hydraulic System Maintenance and Repair

Ships Self Defense Security Force

Weapons Surety Program

Ammunition Safety and Surveillance

Electronics Troubleshooting and Repair

Hand Tool Usage

Portable Test Equipment

Built in Test Equipment

AC power Principles

DC Power Principles

Waveguide Theory

Power Amplifiers (TWT and Klystrons)

Main Frame Computers

Power Distribution Switchboard

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