DAVID TAYLOR

E L E C T R I C A L E N G I N E E R

Awarded military veteran and

personable engineering

professional with over 14 years

of related work experience.

Talent for quickly mastering

advanced technologies.

Diplomatic and tactful with

professionals and non-

professionals with demonstrated

ability to easily convey

information to clientele at all

levels. Flexible and versatile, able

to maintain composure through

long off-shift hours under

pressure.

6218 Cannoli Pl

Riverview, FL 33578

813-***-****

acx3vk@r.postjobfree.com

Troubleshooting & Repair

General Office & Computer Skills

Windows 10, XP, Vista, and Unix,

Linux, Cybersecurity

Lockheed C-130 and Boeing

707/C-135 Avionics Systems

C++ Programming, MatLab, HSFS,

Labview, P-spice

Project/ Self- Management

Equipment Alignment &

Calibration, Schematic and

Blueprint Reading

Signal Analyzers, Analog Signal

Generators

Frequency Generators

Digital Voltage Meters

Oscilloscopes

Spectrum Analyzers

Automated Test Equipment Set-

ups, Auto CAD

Design PLC's AB RSlogix 500,

5000 and Maple systems HMI"s.

P R O F I L E

C O N T A C T

S K I L L S

E D U C A T I O N

Fall 2016 Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering University of South Florida – Tampa, FL GPA: 3.07

W O R K E X P E R I E N C E

Spring 2016 - Present University of South Florida Tampa, FL Undergraduate Research Student Liaison

• Research on available active and passive sensors for off shore oil well drilling

• Submits research results for engineering journal published by Inertial Perceptions.

• Research and develop a planar lens for a 5g antenna

• Creates specs and 3D print outs of the planar lens used in demonstrations 2000 – 2013 United States Air Force

Avionic System Instructor (2008 – 2013) MacDill Air Force Base – Tampa, FL

• Trained and instructed students on maintenance techniques, reading aircraft schematics, safety practices and troubleshooting to component level

• Designed and conducted research programs to evaluate electrical systems, products, components, and application

• Served as subject matter expert for a $2.5 million virtual training system, communicating with clients and vendors to determine issues and solve problems

• Provided technical and operational support to ensure quality assurance standards

• Developed reports on the progress and status of assigned projects and initiated corrective action to support task problems and failures

• Developed curricula on a wide range of technical topics, for technical and non-technical audiences

Avionic System Technician Supervisor (2004 – 2008) MacDill Air Force Base – Tampa, FL

• Maintained electrical components on equipment ranging up to $62 million interpreting aircraft schematics and troubleshooting to component level

• Managed, trained, evaluated, and coordinated a team of 15 airmen in conducting inspections, diagnosing issues, tracking high time component replacements and repairing integrated avionics systems on Lockheed C-130 and Boeing 707/C-135 aircraft

• Developed inspection criteria and performed routine quality assurance inspections on aircraft systems

• Operated computer-assisted engineering and design software and equipment such as GO81 to perform tasks

Avionic System Technician (2000 – 2004) Little Rock Air Force Base – Little Rock, AR

• Interpreted aircraft schematics and troubleshoot to component level of systems using ARINC, MIL-STD and TTD communication protocols.

• Repaired avionics equipment and performed scheduled maintenance on aircrafts for military aircrafts and components including: SATCOM, UHF/VHF/HF radios, VOR/ILS, IFF, MLS, altimeters, GPS, intercom, TACAN, radar, flight management systems, data recorders, cryptographic data loaders, ADF, TCAS, RF systems instrumentation and electrical/electronic systems and accessories ranging up to $54 million.

• Confirmed systems’ and components’ capabilities by designing testing methods, conducting research programs, applying knowledge of electricity and materials and testing properties.

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