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Vacancy: DON 2604

Position: Electronics Mechanic

 

Work Experience

 

1996-Present; Hours worked per week; job title; salary; Designs Unlimited; address; supervisor name and phone number; permission to contact: Yes

Job Duties: Vinyl graphics, screen printing and embroidery; unrelated to target position.

 

1992-1996; Hours worked per week; Owner/Operator; not temporary employee; salary; company name; address; supervisor name and phone number: N/A-self employed; permission to contact: N/A-self employed

Job Duties: Owned and operated entertainment business specializing in Karaoke and DJ services; unrelated to target position.

 

1989-1992; Hours worked per week; Owner/Operator; not temporary employee; salary; Hi-Joy Bowl; address; supervisor name and phone number: N/A-self employed; permission to contact: N/A-self employed

Job Duties: Successfully owned and operating a profitable bowling pro shop/retail business; unrelated to target position.

 

1982-1993; Hours worked per week; Electronics Mechanic, WG-11; not temporary employee/temporary employee; salary; Puget Sound Naval Shipyard-Shop 67; address; supervisor name and phone number; permission to contact: Yes

Job Duties: Progressed with Shipyard to Electronics Mechanic, with responsibility for the efficient disassembly and refurbishment to like new condition including repair, testing and troubleshooting, of naval vessel electronic equipment and associated parts such as PCBs, power supplies and related components.  Ensured optimal operational efficiency of systems spanning NTDS, radar, communications, sonar, and computer. Effectively developed and interpreted electronic component assembly and testing literature and photo books.  Successfully designed and manufactured electronic devices for testing of equipment and components.  Proficiently developed and submitted job material lists to facilitate the timely and accurate ordering of parts and supplies for efficiently and cost-effectively completing jobs.

 

Progressed with employer from entry-level position as Industrial Trainee in varied trades, 1982-1984, to Electronics Apprentice, 1984-1987, prior to taking on position as Electronics Mechanic.

 

Education

 

Olympic College; Associates Degree/Electronic Apprenticeship; 1987; Graduated with Honors

 

Specialized Training

 

Tektronic Logic State Analyzer Training; 09/1988; 8 hours

CNC Machine Programming, Campbell Automation Inc.; 02/1988

Submarine Safety Course; 03/1986; 1 hour

Hand/Machine Tool Safety Course; 11/1983; 24 hours

Soldering School; 07/1983; 40 hours

Industrial Trainee, Various Trades, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard; 1982-1984

 

Additional Data

 

Specialized Skills:

 

Electronics: repair, design, troubleshooting, soldering, wiring, pc boards, schematic reading and design

Electrical: routing cable runs to equipment on naval vessels and hookup

Welding: wire feed, TIG welding, and ARC welding

Carpentry: repairs, remodeling, basic woodwork

Plumbing: PVC repairs

Automotive: engine/brake/fuel system repairs, carburetor rebuilds, engine adjustments (valve and piston rebuilds), cooling systems, automotive systems

Metalwork: basic sheetmetal

Technology: computer assembly/setup, audio/visual equipment setup and operation

Programs/Applications: Excel, Word, vinyl cutting programs, Corel Draw, Adobe Photoshop, AutoCAD rel. 9.

Mechanical Drawing: manual and AutoCAD

 

Tools and Test Equipment:

 

Electronic Devices: digital and analog meters, audio/RF oscilloscopes, phase meters, probes, ac/dc differential meters, pulse generators, frequency counters, range mark generators, sweep generators, meggers, spectrum analyzers, signal generators, curve tracers, digital trackers, logic state analyzers

Power/Air Tools: drills, sanders, drimmels, saws, routers, grinders, lathes, joiners, planners, drill presses, welders, air ratchets

Hand Tools: all basic hand tools, soldering irons, punches, crimpers, taps and dies, wire strippers, banders, heat guns, socket sets