1. Bradley Trevino
802 Law Lane, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
(760) 625-5796
bradleyltrevino@gmail.com
Objective
To obtain a position in the electric maintenance field, allowing me to fully utilize the leadership,
management, and technical skills acquired during my time in the Armed Forces.
Summary
 Strong leadership skills developed in the U.S. Marine Corps, culminating as a Sergeant in charge of
key maintenance personnel
 One year of schooling to become a Communications Electronics Maintainer
 Four years of experience as a Ground Radio Repairer
 Highly developed troubleshooting, installation, and repair skills
 Communications Electronics Maintenance (CEM) Chief for unit, overseeing the maintenance of
millions of dollars’ worth of communications equipment
 Maintained an equipment readiness of no less than 90% over the course of two years as CEM Chief
 Possess an innate ability to instill a strong sense of duty and high quality of workmanship in
coworkers
Key Qualifications
 Performance Under Pressure
 Arm-Hand Steadiness
 Attention to Detail
 Respect for Others
 Ability to Work Autonomously
 Active Listening
 Effective Communication Skills
 Deductive Reasoning
Professional Experience
United States Marine Corps 2014-2015
Communications Electronics Maintenance (CEM)Chief
 Trained unit’s electronics technicians in the repair of ground communications systems.
 Increased equipment readiness by 10% within two months of appointment as CEM Chief.
 Scheduled and supervised preventive and corrective maintenance for millions of dollars’ worth of
communications electronics assets.
 Instilled a sense of camaraderie among coworkers, enabling them to effectively work towards the
achievement of a common goal.
United States Marine Corps 2010-2014
Ground Radio Repairer
 Performed records keeping, maintenance, and modifications on hundreds of communications
systems.

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 Played a key role in preparing for a major inspection, achieving scores of over 95% - the best in
the entire Western United States region.
 Inspected equipment, structures, and materials to identify the cause of errors and other problems
or defects.
 Tested hundreds of communications systems for proper function in order to support critical unit
operations.
Education
 Graduate, Sterling High School, Sterling, IL, 2005-2009
 32 Credit Hours Completed, Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, IL, 2009-2010
 Basic Electronics Course, Marine Corps Communications Electronics School, Marine Corps Air
Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Twentynine Palms, CA, 2011
 Ground Radio Repair Course, Marine Corps Communications Electronics School, Marine Corps
Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Twentynine Palms, CA,2011