1. Joshua L. Villegas
13908 Capewood Lane
San Diego, CA 78108
Email: Joshua.villegas023@gmail.com Cell: 210-577-0045
OBJECTIVE: Subject Matter Expert in providing consistent high-quality performance in Aviation Life Support
Systems, Logs & Records, Inspections, and Logistics.
Exemplary team leader with 4 years of experience in communication, management, and clerical duties.
Continuously provided courteous and tactful customer service to high profile members of the U.S. Marine Corps
ensuring outstanding satisfaction.Trustworthy and meticulous when concerning inventory and inspection of high
valued assets.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
 COMNAVAIRFORINST 4790.2B
 NAVAIR 13-1-6 Series Manuals
 OOMA NALCOMIS
 VIDS/MAF proficient
 Technical Directives Compliance Program
 On BoardOxygen GeneratingSystems (OBOGS)
 Liquid Oxygen (LOX) handlingandsafety
 Naval AircrewCommon Ejection Seats (NACES)
parachutesystems
 Seat Survival Kits (SSKs)
 Personal andMulti Place LifeRafts
 Life preservers (LPU)
 Oxygen Regulators
 Customer Oriented
 Emergency BeaconRadios
 Industrial sewingmachines
 Modification andrepair
 Fabrication
 Explosive Cartridge ActuatedDevices (CADs)
 Leadership command
 Personnel management
 Inventorymanagement
 Critical problemsolving
 Detail oriented
 Public speaking
 Goal oriented
 Effective trainer
 Adaptable
WORK EXPERIENCE:
ALSS Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative-Marine AviationLogistics Squadron 11(MALS-11)
MCAS Miramar, CA Dec 2014 – Present
 Supervised over 30 technicians performing a total of 1,534 maintenance actions ensuring complete
adherence to established guidelines with zero failure of product.
 Trained over 30 technicians to be proficient of maintenance software programs and safety regulations
improving independence and confidence among employees.
 Mentored and trained 7 Life Support Technicians into quality assurance/managerial positions.

2.  Conducted quarterly audits on 10 monitored programs resulting in minimal to no discrepancies during
Quality Assurance department audits.
ALSS Work Center Supervisor- Marine AviationLogistics Squadron 11(MALS-11)
MCAS Miramar, CA Jul 2014 – Present
 Supervised over 30 employees during maintenance actions in high operational tempo squadron.
 Conducted meetings with senior advisors to coordinate training, maintenance, and conflict resolution.
 Resolved issues pertaining to quality, inventory, and purchasing of Flight Equipment assets.
 Tracked and documented all purchase requests submitted to Supply Accounting Division offering solid
reconciliation of Supply Logistics.
 Instructed and documented on the job training for over 30 individuals within the Aviation Life Support
Systems division.
Flight Equipment Technician- Marine AviationLogisticsSquadron 11(MALS-11)
MCAS Miramar, CA Apr 2012 – Jul 2014
 Inspected,maintained, and performed repairs on over 1,100 pieces of gear vital Aviation Life Support
Systems equipment essential to the survival of aircrew.
 Preformed testing and troubleshooting procedures on oxygen equipment during routine maintenance in
a contamination free environment in accordance with Aviator’s Breathing Oxygen Program.
 Rigged, repaired, and packed over 50 emergency escape parachutes in accordance with technical
manual specifications.
EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND QUALIFICATIONS:
 FAA Senior Parachute Rigger San Diego, CA
 Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative (CDQAR) San Diego, CA
 Collateral Duty Inspector (CDI) San Diego, CA
 Explosives Quality Assurance Safety Observer (QASO) San Diego, CA
 Explosives Handler’s/Driver Physical San Diego, CA
 Oxygen Pressure Systems and Equipment servicing license San Diego, CA
 Operational Risk Management (ORM) San Diego, CA
 Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Certified Iwakuni, Japan
 IMA NALCOMIS Management Course San Diego, CA
 AviationLife Support System “A” School Pensacola, FL
 Active Secret Clearance U.S. Government
 Valid Driver’s License San Antonio, TX
 High School Diploma Cibolo,TX