WAYNE P. MASON

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270-***-**** (H) or 270-***-**** (C)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Mar 12 To Present

Full Time Student at: Elizabethtown Community & Technical College. Pursuing a

Computer Aided Drafting/Design Engineering Degree. I have working knowledge with

SOLIDWORKS, INVENTOR, AUTOCAD, PARAMETRIC MODELING and AUTO

DESK Architecture REVIT.

I Hold a 4.0 G.P.A and I have been placed on the President’s Honor List

Degree Due Date: Fall 2013.

Oct11 To Mar 12

INSTRUMENT MECHANIC WOLVERINE Services of AKIMA

Fort Knox, Kentucky

Utilizing complex test equipment, I worked on the highest level of all electronic repairs

for combat Tanks, Bradley’s, night vision, Thermal Imaging and GPS to name a few. I

oversee the quality of work for all levels of electronic technicians from E-Tech I to E-

Tech III. In addition to my duties, I was also the Calibration officer ensuring all test

equipment stayed in compliance.

DEC 08 TO Oct 11

ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN II THE LOGISTICS COMPANY

Fort Knox, Kentucky

I am a level 2 Electronics Technician experienced in the use of complex test equipment,

schematic and wiring diagrams. I repaired and have working knowledge of the US

military M1-A1, M1-A2 and A2 Sep Tanks, Hmmwv and M2/M3 Bradley Fighting

vehicles. The repairs range from Sincgars radio communications to high power

distribution components., I repair all levels of electronic night vision V.V- S-2,7A, 7B,

7D, AN/PVS-14, L-Rase Thermal imaging, Targeting unit systems, GPS navigation and

Omagea 36 Launcher Firing devices used by the military. Using SAMS and ILAP I

functioned as the P.C. Clerk, Stock Clerk and I was the acting Exchange Pricing Officer

for our division. My position requires that I hold a level SECRET security clearance with

the U.S. Government.

NOV 07 TO DEC 08

CELL PHONE TECHNICIAN Bluegrass Cellular Wireless Telecommunications

Elizabethtown, Kentucky

I performed trouble-shooting, repair and downloaded the necessary programs and

hardware to Motorola, Samsung, LG, Nokia, and Blackberry cell phones to allow

communication to the cell towers in order to complete a wireless call. My other

responsibilities included computer activation / deactivation and change of services that

the customer might require at that time. My experience has allowed me to work with a

variety of wireless cell phone diagnostic test equipment

OCT 98 TO NOV 07

TANK SIMULATION TECHNICIAN Pulau Electronics Corp. Fort Knox, Kentucky

I was a level 2 Technician working on the U.S. Army’s Virtual Trainer/Close Combat

Tactical Trainer program. I installed and maintained the most intricate state of the art

computer driven (M1-A1 and M1-A2) Tank, Hmmwv, and M2/M3 Bradley simulators. I

have working knowledge of FBCB-2, Sincgars radio system, Tow missile launch

capabilities and all around functionality of all military battle components and operations.

I work with Dell dual processors running on Unix base format, Fast Ethernet, fiber optics,

Cat5e, transceivers and The Rockwell Collins computer driven Image Generation system.

I hold a level SECRET security clearance with the Government Homeland security. In

addition to my normal duties, I evaluated the trends, performance and mission

requirements to develop a proposal to design the blueprints and subsystems to build a

communication test analyzer. My recommendations and improvements have the analyzer

currently in use across the U.S. and overseas on military bases. I traveled extensively

providing training sessions for the military personal covering the new analyzer.

MAY 93 TO OCT 98

FLIGHT SIMULATOR SITE MANAGER Raytheon/Hughes Technical Services Co.

Las Vegas, Nevada

As Site Manager, I had to utilize my available resources to meet overall objectives,

develop the projects, deadlines, and goals to keep the site at 100% utilization. I had to

generate daily reports to the Nevada headquarters, calculate monthly utilization reports to

the military liaison and control the quarterly inventory of all the flight simulator

components. Keeping within the guidelines of FAA and DOD regulations I had to insure

our technical publications and bulletins were up to date and cataloged. I was required to

have full working knowledge of rotor and fixed wing aerodynamics and flight

characterizes. My independent decision and judgments made me responsible for every

facet of the training pilots receive and the maintenance to the simulators.

NOV 92 TO MAY 93

FLIGHT SIMULATOR TECHNICIAN Grumman Technical Services Inc. Titusville,

Florida

Independently I troubleshoot, analyze, make repairs and/or replace parts and components

on the UH-1 flight simulator at Fort Knox Kentucky. I would diagnose and apply the

repair to four cockpits on a five degree full motion frame and the simulated air traffic

control communications switching system console. Repairs also included calibration of

complex electronic equipment such as the hydraulic system, avionics, airframe

assemblies, Gateway host computer, interface networks, binary, analog, digital computer

logic and VME computer chassis plus all miscellaneous analog equipment at every level

of simulator maintenance. I hold a certification in the Army’s MIL-STD-2000 soldering

program and I was the test-equipment calibration coordinator. In addition to my normal

duties, I developed and implemented a Crew Resources Monitor (CRM) upgrade to

augment the CRM system in use at that site.

OCT 90 TO NOV 92

Telecommunications FIELD TECHNICIAN / INSTALLER Americall Dial Zero

Louisville, Kentucky

Working as a field technician, I traveled the central and eastern United States installing

geographically dispersed computer driven phone systems. This work gave me extensive

experience with wire layouts, punch down blocks, wire color codes, FCC codes, Norstar

PBX voice communication, multitude of analyzers, meters and other PBX computer

phone systems. I received several letters of commendation for outstanding work.

EDUCATION

Mar 12 To Present

Elizabethtown Community & Technical College. Pursuing a Computer Aided

Drafting/Design Engineering Degree. Degree Due Date: Fall 2013

1986

University of Louisville Speed Engineering Scientific School

Engineering program, Louisville, KY

Achieved: Associates Degree: Electrical Engineering Technology

1985

University of Louisville

Louisville, KY

Attended: Business Administration school program

1988

C & C Teletronics Inc. Telecommunications Phone Systems Training Center

Certificate in Key Data and PBX Installation on Phone Systems

CERTIFICATIONS

PRESENTLY

I hold a level SECRET security clearance with the U.S. Government.

2009 To 2012

U.S. Government DOD CAC Card

I held a Military computer access with the all Certificates of Training.

2006

EPX-50 O&M Training Course

Certificate of Training on Evans & Sutherland Image Generation

2005

E S T 2000 Engagement Skills Trainer Pulau Electronics Corp.

Certificate on EST- 2000 lot 5, Instructor – Operator Course

1999

Visual Database Engineering and Modern Image Generation

Certificate on Evans & Sutherland Visual System Technology

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