Leo Brown50805 – A Mile 102 Sterling Highway

Soldotna, AK 99669Phone: (907) 360-3187

Email: akledouxfan@yahoo.com

SUMMARY:

Over 18 years’ experience in aviation electronics involving maintenance, repair, precision calibration, and operational testing of electrical and avionics systems on CH-47, UH-60, and AH-64 helicopters, as well as C-130 fixed wing aircraft.

Possesses a thorough knowledge of aircraft avionics and electrical component trouble shooting and replacement of parts procedures, a broad knowledge of aircraft wiring repair and system modifications and upgrades, and expertise in electrical theory and unique testing of equipment and tools. Maintains a working knowledge of government tech data and the ability to prioritize workloads to maintain maintenance schedules on assigned projects schedule for aircraft. 

SKILLS:

AC/DC and Digital Circuits Weapons Guidance Systems Data Bus Systems

Schematics Quality Control Troubleshooting

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

PAE, Inc., 2004 – PresentRaytheon Aerospace, 1998 – 2002

Aircraft Electrical Technician

Conduct preventative and corrective maintenance and troubleshooting on equipment. Remove, inspect, modify, install and upgrade electrical systems to include:

Air Warrior Cooling System Auto Pilot APX-118 Transponder / APX-123 Transponder Upgrade Blue Force Tracker Counter Measure Weapon System Electrical System Upgrades Traffic Collision Avoidance System Crash Worthy External Fuel System Electronic Hydraulic Pump Engine Air Partial Separator / Engine Inlet Barrier Filter ATRMS Counter Measures IVHMS / DGNS Reset

Read, comprehend, and interpret blueprints and schematics for troubleshooting, repair, and wiring installation of new equipment, additions and alterations.

Experienced in the use of various test equipment and the calibration of electrical and avionics systems.

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MILITARY:

United States Marine Corps, 4th Marine Battalion, 4th Marine Division, 1990-1992, Lance Corporal E-3 (Infantry).

EDUCATION/TRAINING:

High School Diploma, Fairbanks, Alaska, 1989License: FCC with Ship Radar Endorsement