STEVEN J THERRIEN
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Looking to re-enter the technical world using the many talents obtained over the course of my varied background in maintenance. I have used my skills on a variety of venues, from avionics to semiconductors. I have always been the go-to person for any issue large and small. I pride myself in getting the job done to the satisfaction of the customer base.
EXPERIENCE
11/1996 – 11/2000
AVIONICS TECHNICIAN, United states air force
Responsible for the maintenance of the B-2 Bomber and later the F-16. Repaired down to component level on LRUs. Organized and implemented a variety of procedures to hasten the repair process. Became the manager of the night shift repair team. Awarded L.O.C. for services rendered in keeping the three squadrons of aircraft above 90% ready.
11/2000 – 06/2007
PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN, analog devices inc.
Worked in an R&D fab, bringing the serviceability of the machines under my responsibility to 95%. Worked on all tools associated with the area which included Ultratech Stepper 1500s, Rite Track TEL systems; August Inspection systems; and Nikon. Received many awards as recognition for my dedication to keeping the area well maintained. Often relied upon by the others in the area to assist with machines during off time.
06/2007 – 01/2010
PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY ASSOCIATE ENGINEER, Analog Devices inc.
Made associate engineer and implemented procedures as well as preventive maintenance scheduling that ensured the “up” time of the machines in my area stayed above 95%. Assisted with the modification of machines for projects that product engineers were working on. Part of the team that created the “gyro” chip found in the early versions of the Nintendo Wii units.
03/2010 – 09/2012
R&D FACBRICATION ASSISTANT MANAGER, m.i.t. lincoln labratory
Assisted manager with all things modification and updating in an older fab facility designed for R&D. Updated facilities to modern specifications, installed Turbo vac system onto older glass-tube system. Modified procedure for maintaining cryogenic vacuum chamber to attain -10kbs. Implemented preventive maintenance in photolithography section to maintain serviceability on older system models.
12/2012 – 12/2013
CONTRACTED EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN, ANALOG DEVICES INC.
Contracted through ONSTAR to bring serviceability of Ultratech Steppers 1500 to higher standard. Modified and implemented preventive maintenance system to maintain above 90% up time. Brought 10 systems back to viability.
12/2013 – PRESENT
LICENCED MASSAGE THERAPIST, VARIOUS LOCATIONS
Looking to continue my formal education, switched careers to allow more free time to pursue my education. Although far from my previous work, the job does entail many aspects used while as a technician for machines. I continue to troubleshoot on a daily basis, though now it’s on the human machine and with that plenty of variety when it comes to what works and what doesn’t. Became Lead therapist in 2018. Awarded “Rookie of the Year” in 2014, “Most Massages” in 2017, 2018, 2019, & 2020.
EDUCATION
MAY 1997
ELECTRONICS PRINCIPLES, USAF
Completed over 1000 hours of Electronic Principles, going to school 5 days a week, 12-hour days. Achieved Electronic Ace, having a GPA of 99.7.
AUGUST 1997
AVIONICS, USAF
Continuing with my Technical Education, maintained my high standard for myself, graduating with a 99.2 average. Awarded Avionics Ace.
MAY 2019
ASSOCIATES IN ARTS, CCRI
Graduated with high honors with a continuation into a four-year college. Maintained an average of 3.9 GPA. Undergraduate degree currently being used to pursue a variety of educational avenues.
MAY 2022
BACHELOR’S IN ARTS, RIC
Will be finishing with my degree in the coming year. Currently maintaining a GPA above 3.5. With only elective classes remaining, looking forward to finishing with this degree.
SKILLS
Troubleshooting Skills
Attention to detail
Drive for perfection
Dedicated
Responsible
Willingness to learn
ACTIVITIES
Shodun 1st Degree Black Belt – originally pursued the graduated level of Shodun to assist my children with obtaining the same, I soon became an intricate part of the local dojo. I led classes or adults and children, assisting with the teacher or running the classes on my own. Dedicated myself to the attention to detail required to receive the high standard at which the lead teacher had for his students.
Currently active in assisting my oldest son in obtaining his HVAC technical degree as well as my youngest in obtaining his Computer Networking Certification.
REFERENCES
Upon Request