Air Force Technician

Samuel Price

*** ******* **** ** *** **-N Warner Robins, GA 31088 808-***-**** ******.*****.***@*****.***

Digital Cinematography Student

Passionate and hardworking digital cinematography student eager to gain experience in the visual arts industry and contribute skills and technical expertise in a creative workplace.

Driven and motivated to learn, with a proven history of success in collaborative environments from more than 9 years’ experience in the Air Force.

Critical thinker and problem solver with superb attention to detail, takes the initiative to go above and beyond in all projects and discover innovative solutions.

Education

Bachelors in Digital Cinematography, Full Sail University, Currently Studying

Coursework in Visual Arts in Entertainment and Media.

Airman Leadership School, United States Air Force, 2013

Coursework in practical techniques for excellent leadership, management, and communication.

Associate of Arts with Concentration in Business, American InterContinental University, 2008

Professional Experience

461ST AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SQUADRON Warner Robins, GA

Lead Avionics Technician, July 2016 – Present

Coordinate equipment preparations, inspections, and discrepancy analysis for complex and high-stakes operations, working closely with team members to resolve issues promptly and effectively.

Achieve 1.1K completed flights and 7.7K flight hours due to hundreds of successful discrepancy analyses and thorough scheduled inspections.

Save the Air Force $22K by identifying a data bus malfunction during takeoff operations, locating and replacing the faulty terminator and reducing assembly replacement costs.

Promote seamless training and drills by readying aircrafts for launch and enabling aircrew members to continue with crucial training to unimpeded.

Respond to air aborts and expedited troubleshooting of inoperative flight director systems to reduce lost operational time.

Generate 15 successful flights by pinpointing failing standby attitude indicators and conducting 66 hours of Command and Control, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance.

314TH AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SQUADRON Little Rock, AR

Lead Avionics Technician, July 2014 – July 2016

Completed 1.3K successful launches and recoveries and 3K flight hours, facilitating the graduation of 542 pilots in training.

Prevented accidents and errors regularly, including rectifying two fuel quantity system faults by using self-engineered test harnessed that preemptively detected errors in connectors.

Diagnosed flight controls system trim failure; refurbished underfloor compartment wiring which mitigated potential equipment damages valued at $100K.

374TH AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SQUADRON Tokyo, Japan

Avionics Technician, June 2009 – July 2014

Reduced aircraft downtime and saved more than 500 man-hours by manufacturing fuel quantity system electrical harnesses with the necessary wiring readily available.

Proved thorough system knowledge and proficiency during 14 zero-defect quality assurance inspections.

Served on a hand-selected for wire refurbishment team, removing and replacing hundreds of feet of wiring 10 hours ahead of schedule and resolving a 5 month long compass system discrepancy.

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