High School Electrical

BRANDON V. CROWELL

*** ******* ***** *********: 912-***-****

Hinesville GA 31313 Mobile: 901-***-****

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OBJECTIVE

Seeking an opportunity to contribute to the mission of a growing organization that will leverage

my educational and professional experience to achieve organizational goals.

Summary of Qualifications

Results oriented, enthusiastic, well-organized, and dedicated professional that effectively prioritizes work

to complete multiple tasks. Excels as an independent worker and as a team player. Responds quickly to

new instructions, situations, processes and procedures. Exceptional interpersonal and communication

skills.

Technical Skills

Functional knowledge of electronic tools and equipment such as multimeter, functioin generator, and

oscilloscope. Experience with analyzing circuit requirements and the use of appropriate linear integrated

chips. Ability to construct, design, read, and support electrical circuits. Laboratory work includes

verifying objectives and constructing electronic circuits; also includes evaluating, troubleshooting, and

repairing circuit simulation and malfunctioning equipment. Experience troubleshooting peer to peer and

client/server networks.

WORK EXPERIENCE

United States Air Force Reserve (2012-present)

HVAC/R Apprentice

• Maintained and used hand tools, power tools, and a variety of test equipment; knowledge of installation of

HVAC ductwork, flex and metal.

• Monitored systems operation to ensure efficiency and compliance of technical orders, manufacturer

handbook, local procedures, codes, and directives.

• Knowledge of recurring/preventive maintenance on HVAC systems and mechanical components; used

drawing and schematics to analyze and isolate system malfunctions.

• Worked as a dedicated classmate to ensure fast, flexible, and efficient service to my team members, and

mentored classmates that needed help understanding certain concepts.

• Recovered CFC/HCFC refrigerants effectively, efficiently, and environmental standpoint.

• Continued to look for better approaches to improve the HVAC schoolhouse that would increase the

performance for future airmen.

• Tested HVAC/R equipment for proper operation, and balance air/water in the systems.

Defense Commissary Agency – Hinesville, Georgia (2008-present)

Store Associate

• Studies methods in order to improve workflow, simplify reporting procedures, and implement cost reductions.

• Prepares and maintains a variety of documents to order commissary items, reconcile invoices and submit

requisitions.

• Provides assistance to customers by answering basic questions, special orders, or concerns and complaints in

a courteous manner.

• Maintains complete pricing integrity of the commissary and perform detailed research to ascertain accuracy

of prices and applicable information.

• Performs a variety of adequate stocking throughout the store in a neat and orderly fashion.

• Review stock levels and gather inventory data in order to maintain the Computer Assisted Ordering (CAO)

system.

DODDS School System – Camp Zama, Japan (2003-2005)

Bus Monitor/Finance

• Studied supervisory methods in order to improve pay authorization documents, pay entitlements, and the

disbursement of pay.

• Supervised commuting elementary and high school children to and from school.

• Ensured compliance of transportation safety and hazard standards.

• Consulted with parents and school staff to determine cause and effect of problems and solutions.

• Organized, sorted and assigned mail distribution for all employees.

EDUCATION

Savannah State University (2013-present)

Major: Electronic Engineering Technology

Savannah Technical College- Savannah, Georgia (2010-2012)

Associate Degree: Electrical/Computer Engineering Technology Semester Hours: 97

Project Highlights

• Treble & Bass Control consisted of a network of filters which modified the signal before it’s sent to either

speakers, headphones, or recording devices by way of an amplifier.

• Direction Sensing Infrared Motion Detector responded to a moving body only, however, it was very sensitive

to changes in air density close to the front of the sensor.

Training Certifications

Department of Defense for processing CFC/HCFC Refrigerants; Universal Technician: Type I, II, & III

Software Skills

MultiSim, AutoCad, C++ Programming Language, Networking, Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel/

Department of Defense Certificate for processing

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