Marc K. Minami has over 14 years of experience as an avionics systems craftsman on F-16 and F-15 fighter aircraft. He has 4 years of experience as a technical instructor and 2 years working on F-15 Strike Eagles. He is skilled in inspecting, installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting avionics systems, and supervising and training maintenance teams. Minami received a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology System Security Management and has an Associate's degree in Avionics Systems Technology and Instructor of Technology and Military Science. He is seeking a maintenance supervisory or production lead position.

1. MARC K. MINAMI
10838 Merrimack Ave
Las Vegas, NV. 89166
(808) 366-6480
Marc.Minami@Gmail.com
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MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR/PRODUCTION LEAD
Highly skilled and dedicated Fighter Aircraft Avionic Systems Craftsman. 14 years of experience on the
F-16 Fighting Falcon to include 4 years as a technical instructor and 2 years of experience on the F-15E
Strike Eagle. Trained supervisor, counselor and mentor. Analyzes faults, inspects, installs, maintains and
troubleshoots avionic systems at the organizational level. Removes and installs line replaceable units and
performs system alignments. Reprograms tests and verifies avionic system status using test equipment.
Supervises trains and certifies maintenance tasks. Prioritizes maintenance activities assigns tasks to
maintenance teams and ensures completion of assigned duties. Ensures accuracy of aircraft maintenance
and inspection documentation. Schedules and projects training requirements and monitors upgrade
training.
AREAS OF STRENGTH AND EXPERTISE
 Secret Security Clearance 2014
 Effective Communicator
 Precision measuring equipment
 FCC license – radar endorse
 Mentoring and Training
 Hazardous Materials handler
 Inspections and Audits
 Supervisor/Manager
 Records Management
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
United States Air Force, Nellis Air Force Base, NV 2014-Present
F-15 Aircraft Avionic Systems Technician (Technical Sergeant, E-6)
Directly Responsible for the maintenance and control of $1.1B resources for the F-15E aircraft. Directed
and managed maintenance operations supporting the 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron delivering
enhanced combat capabilities worldwide. Supports 170 personnel and 16 F-15E aircraft worth $1.1B for
the 422d Test & Evaluation and the 17th Weapon Squadron's Flying Hour Programs. Supervises and
leads Decentralized Supply and Support Element NCOICs and oversees scheduling and training for 24
technicians. Controls 112 Composite Tool Kits, 248 equipment items, and 60 Integrated Maintenance
Information System E-tools. Directs 21 additional programs and is responsible for unit's environmental
compliance, Government Purchase Card tool purchases, upkeep and maintenance schedules for 12
vehicles, Land Mobile Radio, Automated Data Processing Equipment programs.
Key Accomplishments:
 Supervised Support section accomplished 2.1K+ scheduled inspections instrumental to unit's 97%
Management Insp pass rate.
 Oversaw the software upgrade of 8 core avionic systems ensuring the $120B operational flight
program testing contract schedule is met.
 Worked directly with Boeing engineers to resolve a radar instrumentation anomaly recognized by
the CAF and contributed to a $2.9B testing program.
United States Air Force, Sheppard AFB, TX 2010-2014
Master Instructor (Technical Sergeant, E-6)
Instructs, supervises, and administers policy to airmen in gradesfrom airman basic through mastersergeant.
Provides hands-on training and theory of operation on F-16 avionics systems; reinforces airman
proficiency. Administers measurement devices and ensures daily documentation of individual airman
performance records. Provides professional/technical assistance to course development writers and reviews
documents for accuracy.
Key Accomplishments:
 Developed 193 instructional hours of new F-16 avionics course material provided enhanced training for
190 new technicians annually.

2.  Delivered 3835 teaching hours to 97 new graduating trainees replenishing 17 warfighting units--96%
field satisfaction rate.
United States Air Force, Misawa Air Base, Japan 2003-2010
F-16 Aircraft Avionic Systems Manager (Technical Sergeant, E-6)
Preforms avionics systems maintenance on 24 F-16 CJ aircraft valued at $575M. Analyzes faults inspects,
installs, maintains and troubleshoots avionic systems at the organizational level. Removes and installs line
replaceable units, and performs system alignments. Removes, installs and performs operational checks of
electronic countermeasures pods and radar threat warning systems. Reprograms rests and verifies avionics
systems status using test equipment. Supervises, trains on and certifies maintenance tasks. Coordinates with
production staff to determine operational status of assigned aircraft. Prioritizes maintenance activities, assigns
tasks to maintenance teams and ensures completions of assigned duties. Ensures accuracy of aircraft
maintenance and inspection documentation. Schedules and projects training requirements and monitors
upgrade training. Avionics and Automated Information Security Manager of a $57M SECAF directed
classified program. Manages a $220K travel budget, $2M+ computer and COMSEC equipment and over 1000
classified document library. Non-commissioned officer in charge of debrief section.
Key Accomplishments:
 Proposed a new deployable debriefing facility change during manufactures roadshow. Eliminated $500
in furnishing costs per unit saving over $60K over lifespan of each unit.
 Took charge of troubleshooting and replacing 105 inches of faulty flight control wiring resulting in no
further failures.
 Attention to detail and accuracy during operation enduring freedom by precisely debriefing 1,477
combat sorties reducing aircraft downtime contributed to the 332 expeditionary aircraft maintenance
unit earning the meritorious unit award.
Previous enlisted positions of increasing scope and responsibility 1997-2003
EDUCATION
American Military University—Charles Town, WV.
 Bachelor of Science Majoring in Information Technology System Security
Management with a concentration in Digital Forensics October 2016
Community College of the Air Force--Gunter Annex, AL
 Associate of Applied Science Avionic Systems Technology
 Associate of Applied Science Instructor of Technology and Military Science
Military Leadership and Management Courses:
 USAF Non-Commissioned Officer Academy
 Airmen Leadership Academy