Service Technician
Resume:
DANIEL M. ROSADO
CHICAGO IL. 60651
******.*.******@****.***
Security
Clearance Active Military Secret Clearance
Skills,
Abilities,
And Strengths Customer service skills, organized, multi-talented, dependable, flexible, self-motivated, independent, team oriented, able to prioritize and meet deadlines, scheduling and conducting training, production control.
Professional
Experience
General Electric Security Chicago O’Hare Int. Airport Dec. 2008-Present
Consultant
• Troubleshooting and repairing CTX and PSX X-Ray machines for airport
screening authorities.
• Testing X-Ray machines and performing preventative maintenance.
• Working with UNIX and DOS based software to run and test equipment.
• Performing Radiation surveys on equipment.
• Generated weekly reports on excel spreadsheets for management.
United States Marine Corps Jacksonville, NC Jul 2004-Oct 2008
Avionics Technician/Miniature Repair Technician (2m)
• Four (4) years of experience as a Miniature Electronics Repair Technician inspecting, testing, maintaining modules, cards, printed circuit boards, cables, aeronautical instruments, and miniature components by high reliability soldering
• Two (2) years as a Quality Assurance Inspector
• Extensive experience and knowledge of schematics and wiring diagrams
• Tested, repaired and manufactured cables for various systems and aircraft
• Conducted tests and inspections of Electrical systems and equipment as a Quality Assurance Inspector
• Set up and operated ground support and test equipment to include Digital Multi- meters, mega meters, decade transformers and other related equipment.
• Good working knowledge of Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, and Microsoft Office software
• Technical Training Coordinator.
• Relay Panels – 5 – 25 different connectors, connect hubs and hook computer up to make sure switches are running correctly
• Loop Back Tests – Main testing computer hooked up to computer with discrepancy to relay back information of input/output and passed/failed test steps.
• Test & Repair Avionics Instrumentation – i.e. Triple Tachometer, Radar Altimeter and Gryros.
• Review and update any modifications for flash points or Publications on gear.
• PC Hardware – Swap circuit cards, change loop specs,
• Analog and Dial interfaces
• Modification of buses and terminals for MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft
• ECM – Electronic Counter Measures and Harnesses i.e. chaffs for CH-46 and CH-53
• Instrument Calibration – Adjusting electrically and mechanically to within specifications.
Education
February 2006 II MEF Medical Battalion MCAS New River, NC.
Certification
• Completed CPR Certifiers Course instructed by MCAS New River Medical.
Sept 2004 Marine Aircraft Group 26 Jacksonville, NC
Certificate
• Successfully completed local command course for Hazard Communication & Hazardous Material Control and Management Program.
July 2004 Department of the Navy NAS Norfolk, VA
Certification
• Graduated top Marine of the class and received Certification as a Miniature Repair Technician
November 2003 Air Technical Training Center Pensacola, FL
Certificate
• Successfully completed the Avionics Common Core and Aviation Electricians Mates A1 Strands Course.
Employment
History Jan. 2009-Present G.E. Securities Chicago, IL. O’Hare Airport
Consultant
June 2003-Oct. 2008 United States Marine Corps Jacksonville, NC
Avionics Technician/Miniature Repair Technician
Sept 2001-May 2003 Genesco Chicago, IL.
Sales Representative and Stock Associate
Achievements
Received Letter of Appreciation for on site repair of electrical systems for the new MV-22 tilt rotor aircraft.
Received Certificate of Commendation for work done as an Avionics Technician in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom IV.
Received Navy and Marine Achievement Medal for work done as Avionics Technician in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom V.
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