Field Engineer Electronic Technician
Resume:
Cyrus Ketchum
Fallon, Nevada **406
Cell: 775-***-****
E-Mail: ********@******.***
OBJECTIVE: I have a strong desire to get associated with an esteemed organization to showcase my best skills of serving as technological specialist and contributing to the progress of your organization.
QUALIFICATION:
-A strong inordinate desire to learn and work in incessantly immense technological environment.
-Ability to maintain, repair, setup PC workstations, Lab top computers, and Network configuration.
-Ability to troubleshoot, diagnosis, isolate problems in faulty hardware, software, and LAN/WAN systems.
-Possess exceptional technical skills, research, analytical and problem solving abilities.
-An in-depth knowledge, training, and experience on a wide range of technical systems, from analog to digital.
EXPERIENCE:
Field Engineer
10/2020 to Present; TLINGIT HAIDA Tribal Business Corporation, KIRA, NAS Fallon, NV 89406
06/2015 to 10/2020; URS/AECOM Corporation, NAS Fallon, NV 89406.
Technical Logistic Supports, System Integration, Procurements, Training, Engineering Maintenance Support, on Equipment and Systems for the Navy.
Electronic Technician; 09/2011 to 06/2015; Northrup Grumman., NAS Fallon; Fallon, NV 89406.
O & M services on Electronic Systems for the Navy that includes: Various types of Radar Systems with their associated interface systems
Field Engineer; 08/1990 to 09/2011; Trandes Corporation, NAS Fallon, NV 89406.
On-site O & M services for the Navy's Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility Air Control Tracking System. Engineering and Technical logistic supports, system administration, Network Management, System integration, Procurements, and Training. Equipment includes: Host computers, switches, routers, and fiber optics.
Electronic Technician; 08/1987 to 07/1990; Loral Aerospace Services, Inc., NAS Fallon; Fallon, NV 89406.
O & M services for the Navy Training System and Electronic System. Aircraft Systems, Various Radar Systems, and Control Instrumentation Computer Systems with their associated interface systems. Large Screen Display Systems; Tellab Communications Systems; and Radar/Beacon Digitizers.
Electronic Technician; 12/1986 to 08/1987; Air Force Rocket Propulsion Lab, TOACI Edwards AFB, CA
Missile and Rocket Propulsion Laboratory during the Star Wars program was involved in doing testing and development of prototype electronic instrumentation devices to meet special project requirements. With the skills and knowledge I had the opportunity to preformed electronic circuit fabrications, modifications of non-standard electronic devices and be part of the Test and Evaluation of solid rocket motors to ensure their compliance with the design goals. Gathering data for analyst using Nova Computer and its Electronic Control Systems
During my nine years of active military service done operation and maintenance on a variety of Navy systems. Systems like: Sonar Tactical Training systems, Threat Radar Systems, and Flight Training Simulator Systems.
Computers and equipment included: Analog and Digital Microprocessor Systems with various Graphic Displays. Received Two Letters of Appreciations at Fleet Combat Training Center Pacific for outstanding overall reliability of maintaining Sonar Tactical Trainers. Recognized as a Professional and Leadership as shift supervisor under the Training and Maintenance Division.
EDUCATION: Navy “C” School, Naval Technical Training Center, Millington, TN; 1984; 3.5 GPA; 850 Hours
Microcomputers Course, National Technical Schools, Los Angeles, CA; 1982; 3.6 GPA; 400 Hours
BE&E/Advance Avionics, Naval Technical Training Center, Millington, TN; 1978; 3.0 GPA; 1040 Hours
High School Diploma, Many Farms High School, Many Farms, Arizona; 1972
TRAINING: Leadership and Management Training; Department of the Navy; (40 hours) June 1987.
(2M) Electronic Repair Program Course; Department of the Navy; (160 hours) September 1982.
Shipboard Soldering Course; Department of the Navy; (40 hours) April 1982.
Synchro/Servo Course; Department of the Navy; January 1982.
Navy Alcohol Safety Action Education Course; University of West Florida; (36 hours) 3.6 units; May 1980.
AN/UYK-7(V) Computer Maintenance; Combat Systems Technical Schools Command; (880 hours) August 1979.
Digital Fundamentals; Department of the Navy; (32 hours) December 1978.
AWARDS, AND
RECOGNITIONS: Department of the Navy Letter of Appreciation 12-95
Ford Aerospace Services, Inc Letter of Appreciation 04-89
Department of the Navy Letter of Appreciation 10-88
Department of Air Force Sustained Superior Performance Award 06-87,07-86
Department of the Navy Letter of Appreciation 07-86
Department of the Navy Letter of Appreciation 12-85
Department of the Navy Second Good Conduct Award 09-85
Department of the Navy Letter of Appreciation 04-83
Department of the Navy First Good Conduct Award 09-81
MILITARY SERVICE
INFORMATION: Active Duty: 09/1977 to 07/1986 - U.S. Navy - Honorable Discharge
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