Terry Hansby is an avionics professional with over 5 years of experience maintaining avionics systems in military aircraft. He has experience identifying equipment malfunctions, developing solutions, and training others. He also has experience as an interior mechanic, general aircraft maintenance, powerplant maintenance, and as an internet installer. Additionally, he has experience in the United States Air Force as a postal clerk, unit safety representative, and avionics specialist. He holds associates degrees in avionics and airframe and powerplant technology.

1. TERRY HANSBY
5303 Hamilton Wolfe Road Apt 806  San Antonio, TX 78229  915-373-3321  terryhansby@gmail.com
Avionics professional with over 5 years of experience identifying, analyzing and correcting equipment and component
malfunctions to maintain integrated and stand-alone avionics systems in military aircraft. Accomplished in assessing problems,
developing solutions, sourcing equipment, documenting procedures and training pilots and technicians. Assured meticulous
care and maintenance of high value precision equipment, storage management and weapons release systems. Customer
focused and able to handle stressful situations with urgency and professionalism. Goal-driven and precise with excellent
analytical, communication and technical skills.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Interior Mechanic (2/16 to 4/16)
 Removed and installed interior items but not limited to seats, lavatories, ceiling panels, floor panels, PSU (personal
safety unit) and overhead bins. Also help facilitate other maintenance including C&D checks, and modification of
Boeing 757-200, Embraer 170 and 175.
 Performed operational checks of PSU’s and O2 generations.
General Aircraft Maintenance Experience/Knowledge (562 hours) (4/16-present)
 Completed required maintenance forms, records, logbook entries/notes, and inspection reports.
 Performed ground operation check, launched, taxied, marshalled, serviced, and moored aircraft and identified typical
ground operation hazards. Identified and selected fuel types.
 Used aircraft and blueprint drawings, graphs/charts to identify symbols and system schematics, electrical wire sizes,
control cable tension, and engine specific fuel consumption data.
 Identified types of drawings to include production drawings, block diagrams, schematic diagrams, and electrical and
electronic systems drawings.
 Weighed aircraft and performed complete weight & balance calculations. Recorded data in typical aircraft
maintenance records.
 Cultured in the use of aviation tools as well as central tool control; effectively managed checkout and return of tools
required for each job in order to reduce the incidence of human factor related accidents attributable to maintenance.
Powerplant Maintenance Experience/Knowledge (756 hours)
 Inspected, serviced, troubleshot, and repaired turbine engine fuel systems, fuel metering systems, lubricating system
components, ice and rain control systems, airflow and temperature control systems, cooling systems, exhaust systems,
APUs, thrust reverser systems and related components, adjusted engine fuel metering systems and electronic engine
fuel controls, removed, overhauled, and installed turbine engine.
 Inspected, troubleshot, serviced, and repaired carburetor air intake and induction manifolds, fuel system components,
fuel metering components/systems, lubricating systems, cooling system components, cooling systems, exhaust system
components, heat exchangers, superchargers, and airflow and temperature control systems. Removed, overhauled, and
installed reciprocating engine.
Internet Installer/Troubleshooting (1/15 to 9/15)
 Installed 100+ houses in San Antonio and El Paso, providing high speed internet using CAT-5 cable.
 Programing Receiving Antenna to the Access Point (AP) and program home routers to obtain optimal upload and
download speeds.
 Supplied customer support to patrons having internet issues ranging from setting up their devices to reprograming
routers or computer settings.
United States Air Force – Worldwide (11/06 to 11/14)
Postal Clerk (09/11 to 09/14)
 Managed bulk reduction program reducing bulk mail by 10% in two months.
 Solely generated $20K+ in USPS sales and aided in $1.5M in annual postal actions.
 Processed 1.3M lbs. in/out mail.
 Provided excellent customer service to 15K+ USPS patrons.
Unit Safety Representative (09/11 to 09/13)

2. TERRY HANSBY
5303 Hamilton Wolfe Road Apt 806  San Antonio, TX 78229  915-373-3321  terryhansby@gmail.com
 Planned, organized, and directed safety briefs for assigned unit.
 Trained unit personnel on safety precautions on base and local environmental safety issues.
 Conducted unit safety inspections/assessments of the unit’s base facilities and operations and prepared written
evaluation reports.
 Maintained unit safety data and other assigned unit programs relative to safety mission.
 Consolidated mishap data, identified trends, and recommended corrective measures to reverse any negative trends.
 Investigated mishaps to identify causal factors and recommended corrective actions to prevent mishap recurrence.
Avionics Specialist (11/06 to 09/11)
 Analyzed equipment operating characteristics to isolate malfunctions in avionics systems.
 Removed, installed, checked, and repaired avionics systems and line replaceable units (LRU).
 Diagnosed malfunctions using technical orders, schematics, wiring diagrams, integrated test systems and other test
equipment.
 Removed, replaced, and repaired faulty system wiring, electrical connectors, antennas, transmission lines, and multi-
conductor cables. Modified avionics systems according to technical publications.
 Updated operational logs, inspection records, aircraft forms, and automated maintenance systems. Performed and
supervised alignment, calibration, and boresight of avionics systems. Uploaded ground maintenance and operational
software.
 Performed off-equipment maintenance on selected avionics LRUs and maintains support equipment (SE). Inspected
and evaluated aircraft maintenance activities. Inspected and verified operational status and configuration of avionics
systems and software.
EDUCATION/TRAINING
 Associates Degree in Avionics System Technology-Community College of the Air Force - 10/13
 CPR/AED Instructor Class - 09/12
 Associates Degree in Airframe and Powerplant Technology Hallmark University College of Aeronautics – 9/16
 Electronic principles of Basic Electronics, Coursework in DC Electricity, AC Electricity and Electronics Theory -
05/07
 FCC/GROL-0224093328
 Power Plant-3882519
 Basic Fiber Optics
 Advanced Fiber Optics
 Fiber to the Home
 APU certified on B1 Bomber
 Certified CPR/AED Instructor
 Basic/Advanced Fiber Optics
 Own personal tools