Electrical Quality Assurance
Resume:
Daniel W. Marcinkus
Lexington Park, MD 20653
*************@*****.***
Clearance: Currently hold an active Public Trust for job position requirements, interim secret
clearance
Summary
Over eight years of experience that covers all aspects of aircraft maintenance planning, electrical
and avionics systems repair, test and evaluation of new aircraft, resource and logistics
requirements analysis, with over four years in supervisory management, configuration tracking,
procurement, integration and installation, quality assurance, technical writing and systems
maintenance. Significant experience includes hands-on maintenance planning and coordination
with expertise in Electrical/Avionics Systems and Quality Assurance
11/2010 to 6/2013 Aircraft Mechanic/ CDI DynCorp International, Patuxent River
F/A-18 A-F and EA-6B Avionics and Electrical system aircraft mechanic and Collateral Duty
Inspector. Responsible for scheduled, unscheduled, and maintenance evolution inspection.
Responsible for diagnosing non-routine malfunctions actions on the F/A-18 A-F, EA-6B aircraft
and ALQ-99 Jamming PODS to ensure companies mission of testing and evaluating Weapon
System Integration (WSI), Electronic Counter Measure and Tactical Jamming System (TJS)
performances. Utilizes extensive electrical and electronic technical expertise interpreting
electrical and electronic schematics, drawings, publications, and other technical data to diagnose
non common US Navy and Marine Corp fleet encountered failures on 28 Highly Unique Test and
Evaluation modified F/A-18 A-D Classic and F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet and EA-6B ICAP III
Prowler model aircraft. Demonstrates and applies knowledge of wire repair; assists in the
inspection and testing of electrical components by applying theory of operation of transistors,
diodes, solid state components, integrated circuits, motors, servos, power transmissions, and other
electrical devices on aircraft electrical systems, including the power supply system, lighting and
control systems, power plant system, landing and automatic flight control systems.
11/2006 to 11/2008 Aircraft Electrician/ Supervisor/ QAR USN, Strike Fighter
Squadron 131,
As the electrical systems work center shift supervisor, coordinated scheduled and unscheduled
electrical and electronic systems maintenance actions on 12 F/A-18C command assigned aircraft.
Inspected, repaired and maintained aircraft systems by interpreting electrical and electronic
schematics and drawings for aircraft Instrument systems, Power Generators, Hydraulic Systems
and components, Electronic Flight Control and Fueling systems. Inspected the maintenance
corrective actions of assigned personnel and approved completed work assignments. Managed the
work-center workload directly contributing to 2000 plus mishap free flight hours and a work
center discrepancy reduction of more than 40 percent. This effort resulted in 100 percent mission
capable aircraft status during carrier and shore based work-ups in preparation for major overseas
deployments and contributed to the squadron being awarded 2007 CNAF Battle Efficiency
Award.
Daniel W. Marcinkus
11/2004 to 11/2006 Flight Line Lead / Plane Captain/ Troubleshooter
USN, Strike Fighter Squadron 131,
Supervised and trained 17 Sailors utilizing the ComNavAirForInst 4790 and other authorized
publications performing launch, recovery, preflight, post flight, turnaround and daily inspections,
as well as servicing of 12 F/A-18C Hornet aircraft. Directly responsible for the training and
certification of 14 Plane Captains with- in the work center. Assisted in the planning and
supervision of work center assignments by possessing a thorough understanding of sound
management principles, work center supervision, proper methods of training personnel,
organizing and administering facilities for the maintenance and repair of aircraft systems by
assigned squadron maintenance work centers. As the electrical system work center flight line
troubleshooter diagnosed non-routine malfunctions and demonstrated rapid repair techniques
ensuring all flight established training missions were completed during high tempo operations.
Education:
Former Student of Moraine Valley Community College, Palos Heights, IL. Working toward
Associate of Science (2008- 2010).
Professional Training:
Aircraft Electrician's Mate Course "A" School
F/A-18 Career School
F/A-18 Electrical and Instrument Tech
F/A-18 Instrument Systems OJT
F/A-18 Wire Bundle and Connector Repair
F/A-18 Advanced Flight Control Course (Boeing Company)
Power Generators and Power Distribution Systems
Electric Transformers and Circuits
Electronic Computer Systems
Computer Skills:
Office, Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, Internet Explorer, NALCOMIS, OOMA
Military Awards:
Navy Good Conduct Medal
Navy Battle “E” Ribbon
Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation
Letters of Commendation from Commander VFA-131 and Major Generals U.S. Air Force
Daniel W. Marcinkus
References:
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