Sean Douville is an avionics systems craftsman with over 5 years of experience maintaining F-16 aircraft in the US Air Force. He managed the maintenance of 31 F-16s valued at over $775 million. Douville has expertise in avionics systems including flight controls, instruments, radar, communications and more. He supervised a team of 6 personnel and helped his unit win several maintenance awards. Douville holds an Associate's degree in Avionics Systems Technology and FAA certifications. He is seeking new opportunities applying his skills and experience.

1. Sean R. Douville sean.r.douville@gmail.com
301.741.7268 C 8904 Eastbourne Lane
Citizenship: US Laurel, MD 20708
5- Point Veterans Preference
Work Experience
F-16 Avionics Systems Craftsman 10/09 – 10/15
United States Air Force S: TSgt Jose D. Munoz
Luke AFB, Arizona 85309 P: (623) 302-8739
50+ hrs/w, $49,000/yr
Avionics Systems professional with over five years of maintenance experience. Managed fleet health
of 31 F-16 CG/DG aircraft valued at over $775 million (maximum take-off weight of approximately
42,000 lbs). Routinely demonstrated extensive knowledge of flight controls, air data, fuel measuring
and indicating, display, instruments, radar systems, communication systems, and navigation systems.
Highly skilled and experienced in all aspects of avionics with comprehensive expertise in electronic,
microelectronic gyro, synchro, mechanical, indicator principles, digital computer logic, using and
interpreting testing and measuring devices, principles of aerodynamics and motion, and power
transmission by mechanical and electronic means. Specific skills and duties include the following at
the Air Force organizational level:
• Superior skill in managing and prioritizing workload demands at the Air Force’s Largest F-16
Base. Shift lead, charged with organizing and tasking subordinates with workload
requirements to meet the needs of 31 F-16 aircraft in accordance with strict governing
directives. Organized teams to create efficiency among the shift and accomplish given tasks.
Manager of Aircraft Structural Integrity Program, responsible for keeping aircraft hourly
inspections up to date with requirements.
• Effective team builder with exceptional communication skills. Supervised six-member team,
effectively communicating training objectives and ensuring feedback performance. Key
player in contributing to unit being awarded Aircraft Maintenance Unit of the Year (2013)
and Maintenance Group’s winning of AETC Maintenance Daedalian Award in 2010, 2011,
2012, and 2014.
• Possesses outstanding interpersonal skills. Routinely provides effective and positive
feedback to coworkers and subordinates, and welcomes feedback from others. Works well
with subordinates, peers, and supervisors, propagating an environment of mutual respect.
Incorporated skills and personalities of 12 shift members to create an effective work force.
Studied effective leadership and interpersonal skills at six-week Airman Leadership School in
2014.
• Interprets equipment operating characteristics to isolate malfunctions in systems such as:
attack control, core processing, radar, infrared, laser, controls and displays, flight controls,
vehicle management, communication, navigation, identification, satellite communications,
electronic warfare, electrical power and distribution, fuel indicating, and aircraft utility
systems.
• Inspects, evaluates, services, and performs general aircraft handling procedures.
• Inspects, troubleshoots, operates, and maintains aircraft avionics or A & E systems,
subsystems, components, and test equipment using aircraft controls, displays, and portable
maintenance aids to determine operational condition.

2. • Uses technical data to trace wiring diagrams and signal data flow.
• Uses integrated diagnostics, built in test functions, electronic measuring equipment,
aerospace ground equipment, support equipment, and hand tools to evaluate system health
and correct discrepancies.
• Performs as well as supervises alignment, calibration, modifications, and boresight of
avionics or A & E system.
• Removes and installs line replaceable modules, line replaceable units, and other system
components.
• Interprets inspection findings and determines adequacy of corrective actions.
• Reviews maintenance management publications and procedures, recommends methods of
improved equipment performance and maintenance procedures, and ensures compliance
with technical publications and directives.
• Oversaw maintenance of subordinates and trusted with the verification of corrective
maintenance actions in maintenance logbook
• Highly skilled in the principles and application of risk management. Ensured strict work
center adherence to Air Force Operational Risk Management procedures to ensure safety
and serviceability of both personnel and equipment. Performed and supervised over 1,500
maintenance tasks with no safety incidents.
• Managed Product Quality Deficiency Reporting program that evaluated the performance of
aircraft parts. Over three years, evaluated 25 components as bad, reacquiring over $2 million
for the unit.
• Expert in information systems, including CAMS/IMDS (maintenance documentation
systems). Experienced with Microsoft Office products. Highly adept at knowing where to
find the correct information in a myriad of governing devices.
• Required daily to make sound, well-informed, and objective fact-based decisions in
accordance with organizational goals. Regarded among the unit as a top trouble-shooter,
hand selected to troubleshoot three separate aircraft impoundments.
Education and Training
09/15 FAA Mechanic and Airframe Rating, West Maricopa Education Center
08/15 Associates of Avionics Systems Technology
Community College of the Air Force, Maxwell-Gunter AFB, AL 36112
12/14 Airman Leadership School, John J. Rhodes Airman Leadership School
06/14 Federal Communications Commission, Ground Radiotelephone Operator License Elements
1, 3, and 8
05/06 Diploma
St. Vincent Pallotti High School, Laurel, MD, 20708
Honors and Awards
Distinguished Graduate, Integrated Fighter Aircraft Avionics Technical School, Sheppard AFB
Outstanding Unit Award with two devices
Other Information
I currently possess a SECRET clearance.

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References:
Jose Munoz
Avionics Craftsman, Flight Chief
Technical Sergeant, United States Air Force
Phone: (623) 302-8739
Email: jdmunoz79@gmail.com
Steven Esquivel
Engine Craftsman, Flight Line Expediter
Technical Sergeant, United States Air Force
Phone: (623) 512-1574
Email: eski7399@gmail.com
Richard Campos
Avionics Craftsman, Flight Line Expediter
Technical Sergeant, United States Air Force
Phone: (623) 734-2817
Email: rich.campos21@gmail.com
Daniel Rathburn
Avionics Journeyman
Staff Sergeant, United States Air Force
Phone: (775) 830-2811
Email: daniel.c.rathburn@gmail.com
Logan Ivey
Avionics Journeyman
Senior Airman, United States Air Force
Phone: (812) 461-7025
Email: lmivey2121@gmail.com