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Oswald Arnold Joel Koto
307 H Addison Point Dr.  Greensboro, NC 27409
Phone: (336) 210-9615  Email: Joeldson06@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Dedicated leader with comprehensive Avionics Technician and Manufacturing experience. Demonstrated
ability to train and motivate team members to archive organizational objectives. Seeking an employment
with a local company (Willing to relocate).
CERTIFICATION
 FCC/GROL Certification with Radar Endorsement
 Aerospace Epoxy Resin Powder Coating (“Blue Coat”) Technician Certification
EDUCATION
Guilford Technical Community College: Jamestown, NC
 Associates of Applied Science: Aviation Electronics (Avionics) Technology ( Graduation: May 2015)
 Honors Student with a current cumulative GPA of 3.5
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS / INSTLLATIONS
 GNS 430W
 PMA 7000B
 SL 30
 GTX 327
 Autopilot Interface
 Laversab 6300
 G1000 Integrated Avionics Systems
 Avionics and Electronics equipment experience
 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
 Quality Measuring Instrument
 Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Operation
 Cadmium Plating
 Chromate Conversion
AVIONICS TRAINING / EXPERIENCE
GTCC Avionics Program Greensboro, NC (August 2013 – May 2015)
 Troubleshot Electrical Systems from General Aviation to complex aircrafts
 Setup and operated ground support and test equipment such as IFR 4000 and 6000
 Setup and operated Laversab 6300 for Pitot-static systems test
 Setup and operated Databus Analyzer for Busmaster 2500
 Programing and Alignment of Digital Systems on GNS 430Wand GTX327
 Certified aircraft are airworthy in accordance with local and international aviation standards

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 Ensured compliance with applicable technical publications through the use of maintenance
instruction manuals for the appropriate type/model/series aircraft
 Reassembled components and checked for operational deficiency
 Ensured that aircraft and equipment maintenance data is collected and properly disseminated /
Maintain a record of all actions taken
 Effectively and efficiently repaired or replace defective components and wiring to ensure installations
meet conformity by splicing, soldering and pinning of wiring
 Assembled components such as switches, electrical controls and junctions boxes
 Installed electrical and electronic components and assemblies using hand and power tools
 Interpreted flight test data in order to diagnose malfunction and systematic performance problems
 Laid out installation of aircraft assemblies and systems following documentation such as installation
manuals and wiring diagrams / Fabricate parts and test aids as required
 Tested instruments, components, and assemblies using circuit testers, oscilloscopes, and voltmeters
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
Aerospace Epoxy Powder Coating (“Blue Coat”) Technician, Machine Specialties Inc (MSI) Whitsett,
NC (July 2015-Present)
 Clean part or surface with acetone to get ride of grease and dirt
 Mask part or areas not to be blue coated per the Tech-sheet or manufacturer’s instructions
 Sandblast areas to be blue coated with Garnet blasting media, Barton 80 HPX (80 Grit) to ensure
clean substrate surface profile and adhesion of blue coat
 Pre-heat part with electrical commercial oven per the tech-sheet recommended temperature and time
 Immersed part into bed of dry fluidized blue coat
 Cure part to specified temperature and time per the Tech-Sheet to ensure optimal finish and adhesion
 Unmask part and air cool or electrical cool
 Perform Chromic Conversion on manufactured parts
 Set up and operate Sifco electroplating Power Pack for CAD (Cadmium) plating
 Partner with department Engineer to solve and find solutions to manufacturing/ production problems
for maximum productivity and to increase efficiency
 Use company vehicles for required deliveries and pick-ups to and from customers and vendors