Technician Quality Control

Michael C. D’Ambrosio

Electronics Technician

570-***-**** Home / 570-***-**** Cell

********@***.***

Michael DAmbrosio

** ****** *****

Gouldsboro,Pa. 18424

Objective: To obtain a technical-electronics position, which will prove to be mutually beneficial to a

reputable organization as well as myself.

My education has been extensive in the military as an U.S. Submarine Sonar Technician, along with an Associate of Applied Science degree from DeVry Institute of Technology.

I have had experience in the field that has proven to be challenging and rewarding. My education will be forever and on-going.

I have performed an abundance of duties ranging from the physical demands of an Electronics Technician, to the responsibilities of training and supervising subordinates as well as tending to important paper work, documentation, and organizational tasks that must be maintained and accurate to ensure Quality and Safety.

Enclosed is an overall description of the work that I have had and can perform.

Education: Associate of Applied Science in Electronics October, 1990

DeVry Institute of Technology Presidents List & Deans List

Phoenix, Arizona Final GPA 3.19

Courses included: Digital Electronics, Microprocessors, Control Systems, Radio Communications,

Electronic Devices, Electronic Applications, Technical Math and Communication Skills.

Military: U.S. Navy U.S.S. Bergal SSN-667 Mare Island, California November, 1986

Nuclear Submarine Sonar Technician E-4

Sonar Technician Third Class

• Submarine School

• Sonar Technician “A” School

• Basic Electricity and Electronics

• Basic and Advanced Maintenance/Operation (Two “C” Schools)

*Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technician/Technologist*

Apply electrical and electronic theory and related knowledge to design, build, test, troubleshoot, repair and modify developmental, experimental and production electrical equipment in industrial or commercial plants for subsequent use by engineering personnel in making engineering design and evaluation decisions.

Employment Experience

URS CORPORATION 01 July 2011 – 21 September 2012 11 Hap Arnold Blvd. Contact: Vangie Miller

Tobyhannna Army Depot 302-***-****

Tobyhanna, Pa. 18466-5113

$29.95/Hour

My position title was Electronics Technician 3. $62,296/Year

I worked independently on subassemblies, printed circuit boards, and chassis which would include the installation and modifications, over-haul, troubleshooting and repair of electronics equipment, and systems of high complexity.

After being absorbed into the URS Corporation from my previous employer DS2, I returned to my original job in the AN/GPN-20 Radar cost center and helped to salvage two radar shelters, one from Vance Air Force base and the other from Keesler Air force base after which I performed duties on the AN/MPN-14K Mobile Radar Navigational System doing mechanical, electrical, and final troubleshooting, repairs, and inspections on the Precision Approach Radar (PAR) Transmitters, High Voltage Power Supplies, Airport Surveillance (ASR) Receivers, Local Control Indicators, Controller Power Supplies and other LRUs. I performed many of the same duties as with my previous employer DS-2.

DEFENSE SUPPORT SERVICES L.L.C. 01 June 2011 - 30 June 2011

11 Hap Arnold Blvd. Laid-off: 30 October 2010 - 01 June 2011

Tobyhanna Army Depot 24 January 2005 - 30 October 2010

Tobyhanna, Pa . 18466 Contact: Karen Greene

800-***-**** ext.3277

Electronics Technician 3

I initially worked on the AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Radar System for over two years repairing and refurbishing the Antenna Transceiver Group (ATG) from beginning Evaluation and Inventory (E&I), to reassembly, electronic testing and to the end of final completion. This work was performed under the supervision of Shelly Sherman. 570-***-****.

I then performed work on (ATCALS) Air Traffic and Control Systems (ATCALS) AN/TPN-19 and the AN/TPN-22 radar systems. Shortly I was moved over to utilize my skills working on the AN/GPN-20 radar system for nearly five years in cost center 5R340 (ATCALS Components) for the Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Directorate.

I served as Mobile Maintenance Depot Chief (MDM Chief) For the TDY trip to Keesler Air Force Base in Boloxi, Mississippi in the spring of 2010 refurbishing and overhauling two of their AN/GPN-20 radar system shelters to complete operational condition on behalf of the Tobbyhanna Army Depot.

I like working from manufacturers’ specifications, schematics, block diagrams, and technical orders for testing, troubleshooting and repair of a wide variety of LRUs, circuit boards to component level, and complex systems.

Employment Experience (continued)

LINVATEC CORPORATION June 1999 – August 2000

11355 Concept Boulevard 727-***-****

Largo, Florida 33773

Electronics Technician

Constructed, from scratch, electronic circuit boards and finished products for the Orthroscopic Medical Industry which included hand held instrument drivers, irrigation pumps, and light sources.

Operated the component insertion machines, wave solder machine,” EEPROM” programmer, and final assembly, test, troubleshooting, and repair. I also packaged and labeled finished products.

I followed electro-static discharge (ESD) precautionary guidelines and completed courses:

• J-STD-001, Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies

• IPC-A-610B, Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies

PLASMA-THERM INCORPORATED June 1997 – November 1998

10050 16th Street Supervisor: Greg Hill 727-***-****

Saint Petersburg, Florida 33716

Electronics Technician

Build, program, test, troubleshoot and repair Plasma Process machines for the semiconductor industry used in the manufacturing of silicon disc semi-conductor circuitry computer chips. I worked in a Clean Room following ESD & I.S.O. requirements.

(The original company was sold and bought out by a company in Switzerland.)

I can and have utilized a variety of test equipment including but not limited to:

• Oscilloscopes

• Digital Voltmeters/Multi meters

• Pulse and Signal Generators

• Frequency and Pulse Counters

• Power Meters

• Spectrum/Network Analyzers

• Power Supplies and Test Fixtures

• Soldering and De-soldering Stations

Many of the duties that I have performed for the companies listed above are the same as described in the following company employment experience for B.W.I. Inex Vision Systems listed on the next page.

Employment Experience (continued)

B.W.I . Inex Vision Systems 01 June 1994 – 01 June 1997

13327 U.S. Highway 19 North Contact: Aaron Byard

Clearwater, Florida 34624 727-***-****

Electronics Technician

Build, program, test, troubleshoot and repair Specialized Inspection Machinery for the packaging industry. I performed in a variety of departments from Sub-Assemblies to Final Test and Operation.

I worked with a variety of unique machines utilizing test procedures, test equipment and documentation. I also trained personnel in assembly, wiring, test, troubleshooting and repair.

I also attained knowledge of digital controls, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), conveyor systems, fiber optic sensors and CCTV vision systems.

My job description would include, but not limited to:

Inspect and evaluate parts, sub-assemblies, assemblies, and finished products to prints and established quality standards from both internal and external sources. Report all discrepancies to final assembly and test manager or other technicians.

• Assemble electronic, electrical, mechanical, Electro/Mechanical sub-assemblies and systems from drawings, diagrams, and instructions to established quality control standards and contract specifications.

• Test, calibrate and qualify new and rebuilt assemblies and systems from specific procedures and instructions to establish quality standards and contract specifications.

• Analyze, diagnose and repair defective Electro/Mechanical assemblies and systems using various mechanical and electric test fixtures and instruments. Document and report all defects and initiate corrective and preventative action process.

• Assist Quality Assurance in the creation and maintenance of test, calibration, qualification, acceptance procedures and documents.

• Physically organize and maintain work orders and their respective parts while open and assigned to the area. Complete all documentation required by manufacturing process control.

• Review all contracts for accuracy and feasibility. Modify basic units to established quality control and specifications.

• Followed guidelines to ensure meeting I.S.O. 9000 requirements.

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