November 2023 Electronics Technician

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March 27, 2023

JEREMY MITCHEM

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Bachelor of Science, Information Technology, Laurus College (estimated Grad date November 2023)

Bachelor of Science, Aeronautics, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN, Department of Navy, Point Mugu NAWCWD, CA 2015 - 2020

Built, tested, and troubleshot electronic warfare systems used on Navy aircraft, helicopters, and military vehicles

Repaired, spliced, and soldered wiring, replaced coax, USB, Ethernet, and electrical connectors per mil spec standards

Used Joint Service Electronic Combat System Tester (JSECST) to align, system test, and troubleshoot pod malfunctions

Developed engineer drawings for electrical and mechanical diagrams and inspected them during change review process

Wrote technical manuals on how to build different electronic warfare systems and inspection criteria for deployments

Aided in the development of Intrepid Tiger pod Version 3 pod, assisted engineers in prototype wiring/mechanical placement

Programmed/performed QNT 200 radio network operational checks on Intrepid Tiger and Vigilant Tiger pod systems

PRODUCTION ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN, Engility Corporation, Point Mugu NAWCWD, CA 2013 - 2015

Worked in engineering lab: building, testing and troubleshooting the Intrepid Tiger electronic warfare pods, all variants

Repaired, spliced, and soldered wiring, replaced coax, USB, Ethernet, and electrical connectors per mil spec standards

Built wire harnesses per engineer drawings, provided input to engineers for drawing changes and process improvements

Helped develop building procedures for Intrepid Tiger version 1 and wrote pod build procedures for Vigilant Tiger pods

Conducted over 60 hours of flight testing for Vigilant Tiger pods on Tiger Shark Unmanned Aerial Vehicles at China Lake

PRODUCTION MANAGER, United States Air Force, 2011 – 2013

Oversaw aircraft maintenance and coordinated scheduled inspections performed on 28 F-16 C/D aircraft valued at $700M+

Supervised production of 200+ personnel, consisting of seven diverse aircraft maintenance sections and aircraft specialties

Provided safe work environment and reliable aircraft to support the F-16 pilot and mission ready airman training programs

Managed resources, enforced maintenance directives and policies, and ensured flight line safety procedures were followed

SHOP MANAGER, United States Air Force, 2007-2011

Provided leadership to 70+ personnel; coordinated management of 24 F-16 C/D aircraft worth $599M+

Responsible for the training, supply discipline, data systems analysis, and technical proficiency of personnel

Ensured quality maintenance, reviewed aircraft forms, and Quality Assurance inspections including reports

Identified and corrected negative trends, provided safe reliable aircraft in support of wing training objectives

AVIONICS TECHNICIAN, United States Air Force, 1993-2006

Supervised and conducted on-the-job to subordinate personnel on avionic systems and test equipment

Identified and isolated avionic system malfunctions using fault isolation manuals and wiring schematics

Enforced maintainers to adhere with safety guidelines, technical order publications, and military standards

Performed and observed aircraft launch, recovery, refuel, defuel, servicing, general ground handling tasks

Removed and installed components, aligned systems, and performed modifications to avionic system