Ramon Ortiz, Jr.
Staten Island, NY 10312
ihnvpr@r.postjobfree.com
Electronics Technician
Ready to contribute a unique blend of professionalism, dedication and exemplary customer support skills to your company’s value by ensuring that tasks are completed on time without sacrificing the quality of the work.
Professional Profile
Consistently recognized for excellent technical troubleshooting skills used to rapidly and cost-effectively resolve challenging issues.
Decisive and loyal team leader/player that grasps new information quickly & works well independently.
Possesses strong decision-making, communication and people skills and provides caring and efficient customer technical support.
Creative thinker and analytical problem-solver with demonstrated ability to manage projects from planning through execution/completion under the pressure of fast-paced, time-sensitive environments.
Areas of Expertise
Skilled in circuit-level and component level troubleshooting
Ability to read and interpret electronic schematics and diagnostic manuals
Utilization of a variety of test equipment including oscilloscopes and voltmeters
Excellent soldering and de-soldering skills
Experience
Electronics Technician (2007 – Present) U.S. Postal Service – New York, N.Y.
Preventive maintenance on the Delivery Barcode Sorter (DBCS) by performing daily routine tests on diverter gates, lamps and tracking photocells
Test and calibrate the Feeder Module, as well as the Wide Field of View (WFOV) camera
Remove and replace defective power supplies, photocells, logic boards, gates and relays
Responsible for software updates on Host and WFOV PC’s, firmware updates on hardware
Troubleshoot DBCS’s that are underperforming in Throughput/hr, tracking and mechanical rejects
Diagnose and isolate malfunctions down to the smallest Field Replaceable Unit (FRU)
Project Manager (2005 – 2007) Face Place, LLC. – Garwood, N.J.
Hired as an Electronics Technician and promoted to Project Manager within first year
Responsible for repairing, upgrading & testing logic boards, satellite boards, printers and cameras
Saved the company $200/camera by building them in-house
Saved the company $50/Logic Board by making in-house repairs and/or modifications
Saved the company $40/Satellite Board by programming the piggy-back boards in-house
Saved the company money by providing board modifications to accommodate customer needs that otherwise would have had to be done through software revision
Responsible for testing new hardware and software for malfunctions and/or bugs
Responsible for quality control
Provided customer service over the phone and on location on and off the clock
Kept a detailed logbook of each photobooth’s settings and configuration to help with customer service
Wrote many of the company’s manuals and troubleshooting guides
Education
Associate Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology (2003) NYC College of Technology
The International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians (ISCET) or the Electronics Technicians Association (ETA)?