1. Daniel Falk
735 Otter Court, Jacksonville, FL 32259
Daniel.C.Falk@gmail.com
772-486-5820
OBJECTIVE
Pursuing a career where I can utilize the skills and traits that I have learned throughout my time in the US Navy.
EDUCATION
South Fork High School Stuart, FL
Graduation 2007
United States Navy Technical School NATTC Pensacola, FL
 Aviation Electronics Technician-Organizational Apprentice Graduation 2010
 Aviation Warfare Apprenticeship Training Graduation 2010
United States Navy Technical School CNATTU Virginia Beach, VA
 F/A-18E/F Avionics System Organizational Maintenance Graduation 2011
 F/A-18E/F Wire Bundle/Connector/Fiber Optic Cable Repair-Organizational Graduation 2011
United States Navy Technical School CNATTU Virginia Beach, VA
 Aircraft Electronic Identification (IFF) IMA Technician Graduation 2012
 Aviation Electronics Intermediate Technical Training Graduation 2012
EMPLOYMENT
United States Navy: Fleet Readiness Center Mid-Atlantic Norfolk, VA
Avionics Technician; Petty Officer 2nd Class: Work Center Production Supervisor 12/2012 – Present
 Manage 8 individuals daily in diverse systems and programs.
 Utilize knowledge in Bench Electronic Test Consoles, and related Assemblies which include the
following:
o Component Level Circuit Card packages
o Integrated Circuit packages
o Electronic Module Test Console (Bench Testing)
o Huntron Protrack II (Signal Bench Testing)
o Pinpoint Circuit Card Schematic Integration. (Signal and Schematic Bench Testing)
 Knowledgeable in all minor Support Equipment (SE) required as an Electronics Technician, which also
include the following:
o Oscilloscope
o Pulse Generator/Signal Generator
o Multi-Meter
o Simpson Analog Meter
o BAM-10-20 Power Supply
 Ensure that the production schedules of repairs to Fleet and Squadron customers are tailored to meet
shipping schedules.
 Delegate separate tasks to junior personnel in accordance with their individual skill sets and record of
task completion.
 Perform Quality Assurance checks on all facility programs, including safety checks of Work Center

2. Hazards. As well as supervising Six Sigma Lean compliance.
 Perform disciplinary action as well as reward individual subordinates as required.
United States Navy: Squadron VFA-106 Virginia Beach, VA
Avionics Technician; Petty Officer 3rd Class: Team Leader, Organizational Technician 11/2010 – 11/2012
 Leading repair teams in the troubleshooting and repair of avionics components and systems of the F/A-
18E/F Super Hornet.
 Assisting in Platform Level Quality Assurance Audits, conducting critical Spot Check inspections and
Periodic Maintenance.
 Responsible for the care and inventory of all classified materials within the Work Center.
 Float and Shore final checker qualified.
 Trained in all forms of SE required to operate the Super Hornet including both TUG tractors and Power
carts.
Snowbird Caretaker Services Incorporated Stuart, FL
Property Manager 07/2008 – 03/2010
 Organized homeowner property care.
o This includes the following obligations.
 Coordinating subordinates in proper protocols and team management.
 The monitoring and coordination of trades (pest control, home security etc.)
 Documented weekly inspections of homes to determine the overall status of the
property, looking for mold, mildew, water intrusion, and A/C function.
 Created invoices for individual property owners to keep them properly informed of accrued expenses.
SKILLS & CERTIFICATIONS
 Personnel efficiency coordinator
 Secret Level Security Clearance
 Collateral Duty Inspector
 Work-Center Quality Assurance Advisor
 Work-Center Program Manager
 Dual management, in both Intermediate and Organizational
 Highly knowledgeable in maintenance programs OOMA and Nalcomis
 Knowledgeable in MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Access and MS Outlook
 Six-Sigma Certification
References available upon request