Wonzell Scarborough

*** ******* **. **- *******, Fl. 32907 321-***-****(HM) 321-***-****(Mobile)

Objective

Seeking an opportunity Utilizing my multilayered management skills, quality assurance, Program development, Avionics and Aeronautical Engineering training/experience.

Education

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University- Aviation Technical management BS degree- currently pursuing.

USAF- Aerospace Ground Equipment Journeyman certification- December 2009

Florida State College- Electronics Engineering Technology- 1992 Graduate

Naval Air Maintenance Training Group- An/Apx-72, Apx-76 and Apx-100 (IFF System) – 1992 Graduate

Naval Air Maintenance Training Group- An/Apn-190 Doppler Radar System School – 1986 Graduate

Naval Air Maintenance Training Group- An/Apn- 194 Radar Altimeter System – 1984 Graduate

DOD- CFC/HCFC Refrigerant Processing Certification – December 2009

Work History

United States Air Force – Reserve 2008 – 2014

Aerospace Ground Equipment Technician

Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on support equipment to determine serviceability and proper operation.

Diagnosed mechanical and electronic circuitry malfunctions using visual and auditory senses, test equipment and technical publications.

Stored, handled and disposed of hazardous material and waste according to local and federal environmental standards.

Premier Beverage Company (Orlando, Fl.) 1994 – Present

Field Sales Manager

Planning, controlling, directing, organizing and communicating to five territory managers all goals and objectives of the company on a daily/weekly basis.

Maintain sales records and produce reports specific to current sales trends.

Identify educational needs of team members and establish/implement programs for increased proficiency.

Consistently develop positive business relationships between Key account personnel and team members.

United States Navy – Reserve 1988 – 2008

Aviation Electronics Technician

Shop supervisor responsible for upkeep, maintenance and repair on all WST, Com/Nav, Radar, Satcom, FLIR, HF/UHF radios and antennas associated with keeping the P – 3 Orion aircraft 100% mission ready.

Certified Specialist in the following

*Quality Assurance Inspector

*Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialist

*Subject Matter Instructor

*Basic Electronics and electricians course

*Dispersed Technical Publications Librarian

United States Navy – Active Duty 1982 – 1987

Aviation Electronics Technician

IMA Technician responsible for component level troubleshooting, system analysis, repair and replacement, test and check as well as preventative maintenance for Doppler radar systems, radios, altimeter systems, ACLS and PRC-90 tracking beacons as associated with A-7, EA-6B, F-14, H-53 and

F-18 aircraft.

Highlights

Held Government Clearance

References

Upon request