Maintenance Systems

Julio Rivera

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Objective

Electronics Technician/Specialist position in the private or public sector

Profile: Highly skilled professional with expertise in the installation,

modification, overhaul, maintenance, troubleshooting, and testing of

complex electronic equipment and systems. Comprehensive skill set acquired

in the United States Army and US Army National Guard. Meet high performance

standards while working within precise tolerances. Background includes

thirteen years in electronic system maintenance and repair, and two years

installing and maintaining cable systems. Manage time and resources

effectively.

Secret Security Clearance

Bilingual/Biliterate: English/Spanish

Technical Competencies

. 30+ years career experience in electronic technology, maintenance and

repair

. Troubleshoot, service and test complex electronic systems

. Interpret electronic schematics, complex drawings, and specification

. Knowledge of quality problem solving and analysis techniques used in

performing root cause analysis

. Supervise, train and advise staff on both technical and tactical matters

. Critical thinking, problem sensitivity, sound judgment and problem

solving

. Working knowledge of a wide range of computer systems and software

. Modify systems by adding, altering or removing components

. Inspections and quality control

. Prepare and submit reports on periodic testing of electronic equipment

. Update drawings and manuals for electronic equipment to reflect repairs

done and modifications made

. Calibrate and operate test equipment; Maintain records of results and

provide reports on equipment status

Experience Summary

California Army National Guard Stockton, California 1993

to 2012

Electronics Mechanic [Full-Time]

Senior Electronics Technician performing/completing maintenance and

repairs in a Communication and Electronics Maintenance Shop involving all

Army Standard Electronics Equipment in Northern California.

. Supervise, monitor and direct electronics maintenance missions

. Oversee and perform field level maintenance of all Army Standard

Electronics Equipment systems and associated devices, to include

communications security and controlled cryptographic items devices

. Instruct subordinates in the technical maintenance of field

communications and electronics equipment systems and associated devices

. Advise Commander and staff on all aspects of electronic maintenance

operations

. Perform repair and maintenance on all ground signal communication

equipment, to include SINCGARs, Harris and PSC-5 radio, night vision and

thermal night vision devices, laser range finders, computers, electronic

data processing, controlled cryptographic items, TOW2, Javelin CLU, TALON

robotics, NBS and radiological equipment.

. Apply functional operation knowledge of electronic equipment to diagnose

malfunctions

. Utilize various types of test equipment such as systems tests sets,

frequency meters, millimeters, AN/GRM-122s, and other electronic testing

devices in conjunction with schematic diagrams to locate defects and

malfunctions

. Replace defective components, wiring, aligned or adjusted to

specification using hand tools

. Conduct on-site maintenance and repairs

. Perform initial and final inspections to certify condition of equipment

. Serve as inspector on Command Maintenance Evaluation Teams (COMET) and in

the assistance validation of equipment for deployment units

California Army National Guard Sacramento, California 1993 to

2012

Special Electronic Devices Repairer [Part-Time]

Perform and supervise field sustainment level maintenance and repair on a

full range of devices and systems, including the following:

. Microcomputers and electro-mechanical telecommunications equipment

. Field artillery digital devices

. Global positioning system receivers

. Switchboards, telephones and associated wire instrument equipment

. Night vision devices, laser and fiber optic systems

. Mine detection and dispensing systems

. Electronic distance and azimuth-orienting devices

. Battlefield illumination devices

. Nuclear, biological and chemical warning and measuring devices

Prior to 1993:

United States Army, 15 years, one tour of duty in Iraq, Honorable

Discharge

Land Combat Electronic Missile System Repairer

Progressively responsible duties in the inspection, testing and repair of

electronic systems.

. Performed quality control measures, inspected, tested and adjusted

components to specific tolerances

. Determined shortcomings and malfunctions in electronic, electrical,

mechanical, pneumatic, optical and electro mechanical assemblies, sub-

assemblies, modules and circuit elements, with common and system special

design test equipment

. Repaired unserviceable items by removing and replacing defective

components and parts

. Repaired unserviceable optical and infrared components by aligning,

adjusting, removing and replacing defective modules and assemblies

. Determined serviceability and disposition of defective assemblies, sub

assemblies and parts

. Performed maintenance adjustments and repairs on job related tools and

equipment

. Prepared maintenance and supply forms and reports

. Served on inspection and maintenance teams

Education

o Keep current with technological changes through US Army National Guard

schooling and annual training

o Electronic Data Processing College of Puerto Rico, Inc. - San Juan,

Puerto Rico, United States

Approximately 26 semester hours in Electronics, 1997-1998

o Comprehensive training in electronics theory and practice, United

States Army, through 1993

Other Relevant Information

- United States Citizen

- Willing to travel/relocate

- Excellent references available

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