William F. Wittmer
Philadelphia, Pa. 19147
Cell#: 215-***-****
Email: ac14bv@r.postjobfree.com
QUALIFICATIONS:
Have been employed at various levels as an electronics technician for the past 20+
years with demonstrated skills in troubleshooting both analog and digital circuitry that
includes using SMT technology. Have implemented original designs and modifications for
circuits, components, and mechanical parts. Established and maintained preventive
and predictive maintenance programs for various production equipment. Proficient with
computers using Windows, Excel, Word, Microsoft Suite, etc.
EMPLOYMENT:
9/16 – 1/17
Pulse Electronics Inc.
Bristol, Pa.
Wound various gauges of copper wire onto toroidal cores used in transmitter
power supplies.
10/04 - Present Self – Employed
Wittmer Amplifier Repair Service (Part-Time Home Business )
Philadelphia,Pa.
Repaired vintage vacuum tube and solid state guitar, keyboard, and
sound reinforcement amplifiers and equipment.
All repair work performed to the component level.
Handbuilt boutique guitar amplifiers using original designs upon request.
Troubleshooted both analog and digital circuitry.
Restored amplifiers to perfect working order from a state of complete
disrepair.
7/11 – 7/15
Columbia Research Laboratories
Woodlyn, Pa. 19094
Position: Calibration Technician
Tested and calibrated Accelerometers and Inclinometers according to
manufacturer and customer specifications.
All calibrations performed in accordance to schematics and engineering
documents.
All troubleshooting and PCB re-work performed to the component level.
All soldering and re-work performed to Military Standards J-STD-001 and IPC-
610.
Maintained accurate data documentation forms for manufacturer and
customer access.
10/03 – 9/10
The University of the Arts
Philadelphia, Pa.
Position: Electronics Technician
Troubleshooted and repaired various solid state and vacuum tube guitar amplifiers.
Repair digital and analog keyboards, studio mixing boards, PA amplifiers, etc.
All repair work performed to the component level, using DMM’s, oscilloscopes,
signal generators, power supplies, etc.
Performed all calibrations on such units.
Used through-hole and SMT soldering techniques.
All soldering and re-work performed to Military Standards J-STD-001 and IPC-
610.
9/02 – 8/03
Heraeus Electro – Nite Co.
Philadelphia, Pa. 19114
Position: Electronics Technician: Instrumentation and Repair Lab
Performed the troubleshooting and repair of thermocouples and temperature mea-
suring and recording equipment.
Repaired/replaced power supplies, dc converters, analog and digital circuitry.
All troubleshooting performed to the component level using schematics, various test
equipment, and surface mount technology.
Utilized various surface mount soldering techniques to replace surface mount resistors,
capacitors, and microprocessor IC’s. Techniques included surface mount soldering
by hand under magnification and by using Hakko Surface Mount equipment.
All soldering and re-work performed to Military Standards J-STD-001 and IPC-
610.
Designed and implemented test fixtures.
Performed calibrations on each device in compliance with ISO 9002 and company
standards.
EDUCATION:
3 Years – Electronics
Vo-Tech Program
Altoona Area High School
The Pennsylvania State University
College of Engineering
GPA 3.25
Wilkes University
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
College of Science and Engineering
GPA 3.10
The Pennsylvania State University
College of Engineering
Completed a 2 day course, through Montgomery Community College, on
IPC-610 soldering and surface mount soldering. Scored 88% when tested.