Power Plant Applied Science

OBJECTIVE

Seeking employment as an AVIONICS

ENGINEER in order to establish and

maintain permanent employment in an

technical aviation maintenance organization.

Dedicated to providing a challenging and

resourceful work environment, that will

contribute to my own personal growth and

development. That offers expansion

potential where I can contribute

immediately.

LICENSES / SECURITY

CLEARANCE LEVEL

• FAA Power plant Certificate

• FAA Airframe Certificate

• ETA certified Fiber Optics technician

• Top Secret / SCI with CAC card

EDUCATION

Hallmark University of Aeronautics

Graduate Jan. 2015

• Associates of Applied Science in

Power plant Technology

• Associates of Applied Science in

Airframe Technology

• GPA : 3.55

• Deans list Award

Aircraft Baseline Experience

• King Air B300, B350

• Boeing 747, 737, 757

• Gulfstream G550, G500

• Flight simulator

• SIL Lab

• VIP AIRCRAFT

Experience:

THALES AVIONICS INC DENVER,CO OCTOBER ’22 to Present Aircraft LMT

• Removed and replaced LRU’s

• Installed initial and/or missing LRU software upon installation or troubleshooting

• Troubleshooted and repaired THALES avionics wiring and systems IAW THALES engineering or UNITED AIRLINES/THALES DWGS and/or FIM

• Accessed aircraft Radome to remove and replace faulty or INOP antennas

• LRU/ANTENNA handling and shipping for repairs IAW THALES safety procedures

• DEN Airport driving certified training

• Installed software for THALES KA/LTV system upgrades or troubleshooting found faulty software

• Routed wiring harnesses through A/C fuselage IAW THALES engineering and UNITED AIRLINES drawings

Frank Soto

DENVER, CO 80239

Phone: 469-***-****

Email: *************@*****.***

• Followed UNITED lockout/tagout procedures when a repair could not be accomplished in time for flight and had to MEL/DEFER the assigned job in the log book

• APU operating certified

• Use of TDR/FIELD FOX/FLUKE MULTIMETER/TEST EQUIPMENT to trouble shoot A/C systems

L3 Harris Greenville, TX July ‘15 to September ‘22 Aircraft Mechanic

• Adjusted, repaired, and replaced malfunctioning components; assemblies, using hand tools and/ or soldering irons.

• MWO complex electrical / avionics integrated systems modifications

• Inspect, test, troubleshoot, and repair aircraft communication, navigation, pulse, flight control, voice recorder, flight data recorder, TCAS systems, instrumentation systems, ETC

• Aircraft Flight Line maintenance

• Competed aircraft Modifications IAW Military, OEM, Engineering wiring diagrams/Schematics

• Traveled offsite for the company to complete modifications

• Perform electrical continuity checks, operational tests, and acceptance test procedures per engineering and manufacturer’s instructions on installed avionics and electrical systems, modules and components

• Performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on one or more multi-complex electronic integrated systems.

• Fabricate, assemble, repair, install, modify, test, operate, and troubleshoot on aircraft installed avionics and electrical systems, modules and LRUS

• Q/A certified to train other none A&P mechanics / sign off there work

• Releasing Aircraft IAW Safety of flight procedures

• Perform FAA and repair station administration - Documents maintenance and installation activities changes in work orders, FAA Form 337's, aircraft weight and balance sheets, equipment lists, log books, discrepancy reports

• Connected components to assemblies such as radio systems, instruments, magnetos, inverters, and in-flight refueling systems, using hand tools and soldering irons.

• Installed electrical and electronic components, assemblies, and systems in aircraft, using hand tools, power tools, and/or soldering irons.

• Interpreted flight test data in order to diagnose malfunctions and systemic performance problems.

• Laid out installation of aircraft assemblies and systems, following documentation such as aircraft blueprints, manuals, and wiring diagrams.

• Routed and terminated harnesses on Aircraft, rack, and console assemblies

• Built major / minor modifications per manufacturer and Engineering specifications

• Troubleshoot, repair, and modify aircraft electrical, and avionics systems per manufacturer’s instructions, engineering schematics and accepted industry practices

• Maintain aircraft, work area, and hangar cleanliness On the job training/certifications:

• Solder Band Training

• Advanced Solder Sleeve Examination

• Fiber Optic Cable Handling/Installation

• Fiber Optic Terminating and Repairing

• Electrical Safe Work Practices for

Aerospace Equipment

• Production Documentation

• VE Wire Training

• FAA Major/Minor Determination

• Lock Out/Tag Out Training

• Confined Space

• Fall Protection/Prevention

• APU Operating certified

• Wire types worked on coax, multi wire,

fiber optic, LAN cables

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