Eric Jayson Ostlie SITIO PANDANBRGY. NABITASANLEGANES, ILOILO, PHILIPPINES 5003Home Cell: +63-9199553006E-Mail: eric_ostlie@hotmail.com

OBJECTIVE:

To secure a professional, and rewarding position allowing me to expand my current skills and serve the client with great pride and a great work ethic.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS: *Highly proficient, experienced, knowledgeable as a Maintenance Supervisor, Instrument programmer, Turret/Fire Control Technician, and Small Arms maintainer. *Highly motivated self-starter, also a team player. Maintaining and honing my skills to communicate and manage in a variety of target audiences. I have the proven ability to work in multi-tasked and diverse environments with multi-national personnel. *Performing various test procedures, rapid prototyping, and repair utilizing technical and trade manuals, and electronics’ troubleshooting equipment; such as the multi-meters, oscilloscopes, DSESTS, M1Abrams / M2/3 BFV SL/V laptop supported testing program, and fault isolation with electrical schematics. *Possess ability to utilize multiple manufacturing tools such as: CNC, CAD programing, lathes, metallurgy, forming and casting, *Highly proficient in the use of MS Office software (to include Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook), Windows XP and Vista OS’s. Also well versed in various civilian and military based Database programs (i.e. Maximo, FEDLOG, AWRDS). *Possess a vast knowledge of the US Army Maintenance Management System. Following all DA and DOD directives and regulations.*Currently hold Secret Clearance as of 10 Jan 2013

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Armament Supervisor Mar 2011- Nov 2013Exelis-Supervised the work of 15 personnel in 2 different shops, one small arms/artillery shop and one DSESTS electronics/ Fire control systems shop.-Maintained all electronics for the M1 Abrams and M2/3 Bradley series of vehicles. -Preformed 180 Day TOW 2 missile system verifications, M41 TOW system maintenance, Gun tube scoping procedures.-Maintained, repaired small arms and artillery pieces such as, M2 50 Cal Machine gun, MK19 Grenade launcher, M24 Series of Machine Gun.-Reported all maintenance statuses and repairs to management.-Repaired electronic circuit boards using soldier, micro components, plasticizers and epoxy fillers.

Senior Trainer Turret Oct 2008 - Feb 2011 Vinnell Arabia Corporation, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia -Instructed Saudi Arabian National Guard soldiers on Organizational and Direct/General Support maintenance echelons for weapons, armament and fire control systems to US standard.

-Utilized CAD programming to design new school facilities and concept training areas for the National Guard.-Instructed all LAV(Light Armored Vehicles) turreted variants to include; 25MM Chain gun, 90MM Assault gun, 120MM Mortar, and TOW Antitank missile system. -Primary lead in reporting progression of student accomplishments throughout courses to company management as well as proper Saudi National guard commanders. -Wrote the POI’s and lesson plans for all turret courses allowing proper amount of time for a smooth transition between turret systems. -Created and organized replenishment lists and storage locations for all HazMat Classes, following American OSHA standards. -Maintained seven training aid LAVs. Keeping records of quarterly services, repairs, and needed component replacement as per contractual requirement.

Heavy Equipment Mechanic May 2008 - Oct 2008

ITT Industries, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait -Rapid Prototyping to repair battle damaged equipment sending it back to the war fighter in the most expedient manner.-Programed CNC machines to manufacture parts not available or out of stock allowing for a greater and faster turnaround time.-Refurbished and/or reset multiple pieces of military equipment for the Iraq conflict. -Out fitted 50+ Light track vehicles with Add-on-Armor (AOA). -Serviced Equipment in accordance with US Army regulation maintaining all service and rebuild documentation.

Primary Instructor NET May 2007 - May 2008 Vinnell Arabia Corporation, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-Trained SANG(Saudi Arabian National Guard) on the upgraded LAV-Mortar vehicle. Training three Brigades, as well as the National Guard School’s instructors. -Helped complete lesson plans and outlines in preparation for course instruction applying Systems Approach to Training. -Instructed a multi-national force with the help of instructor/translators.

Combat Vehicle Repairer August 2006 - March 2007 DS2 (sub-contractor PEKO GmbH.), Germany--Performed 20-40 Level repairs and depot level fabrications to various types of combat wheeled vehicles to include; HUMMV Series, 5 Ton Truck Series, 10 Ton HEMMT Series, and PLS Series. -Controlled flow of contract work requirements, managing 15 personnel, returning 126 vehicles back to the military supply system. -Prepared weekly and monthly status and workload reports for required leadership. Maintained personnel weekly timesheets for 16 individuals. -Created proper maintenance record packets for vehicles repaired.

Warehouse Supervisor June 2005 - August 2006

Wiesbaden Army Airfield, Germany-Maintained stock levels and ordered products as needed for the store.

Track Vehicle Repairer, Supervisor April 1999 - June 2005 U.S. Army -Supervised and Trained 10 subordinate mechanics in the repair of tracked and wheeled vehicles. -Manufactured parts and tools needed to complete the US Army’s mission, utilizing lathes, MIG and stick welding machines.-Certified documents for the transport of HazMat during the deployment to Operation Iraqi Freedom I. -Supervised maintenance and accountability of over 600 personal and crew served weapons during combat tour in Iraq. -Remanufactured M1 Abrams transmissions, testing with a dynamitic test stand to verify repair validity. -Rebuilt GM 6.2 Lt and 6.5 Lt HUMMV engines. -On site trained in a Machine shop on welding equipment, tooling machine, drill presses, and lathes.-Responsible for an Arms Room for 3 years, 15 months of which were serving in Iraq.

Armament Repairer January 1994-June 1998 U.S. Army -Completed GS level repairs to M1 Abrams, and M2 Bradley electronic components. -Repaired circuit cards, and DSETS Tested LRU’s. -Assisted in repairing small arms weapons. -Responsible for Armament Section of MST for duration of 6 months as a PFC. -Removed and installed 15 M1 Abrams Tank Turrets without fail using M88 Recovery vehicles and overhead cranes. -Completed hundreds of successful DS Level Armament and Fire Control jobs.

TECHNICAL TRAINING:GDLS LAV-25A1 Instructor Trained 4 Weeks 2010 AOA (Add-on-Armor) School 2 Weeks 2008 Small Arms Repair Course 2 Weeks 2003 Technical Transport of Hazardous Materials 2 Weeks 2002 Army Mid-level Supervisors course (PLDC) 4 Weeks 2002 OJT Machine shop (US Army) 52 weeks 2000Tracked Vehicle Repairer Course (63H) 13 Weeks 1999 Armament Systems Repair Course (45K) 26 Weeks 1994

ADDITIONAL ABILITIES: -Speak and read German as a second language.