Jonathan Poblete is seeking a position utilizing his 15 years of experience in leadership, management, electrical, and technical skills. He has extensive experience installing, commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintaining low, medium, and high voltage electrical systems. His background includes work as a prime power production specialist, instrumentation specialist, HVAC technician, and generator mechanic in both the military and private sector. He has qualifications in project management, electrical testing, and relay protection and controls.

1. Poblete, Jonathan A.
San Antonio, TX
Cell Phone: 918-230-0783
PersonalCell: 210-708-6101
E-mail: jovet123@hotmail.com
Objective
To secure a position in a well-established organization where I can effectively utilize my experience in
leadership, management, electrical, and/or technical skills.
Qualifications
Prime Power Production Specialist, Instrumentation Specialist, Protection and Controls-Knowledgeable in
managing, installing, commissioning, troubleshooting, repairing and maintaining low, medium and high
voltage transmission controls and relays for construction. Excellent grasp of electrical theory, electrical
testing procedure/specification, and electrical safety. Recipient multiple awards for excellent performance
during 15 years of service in the United States Army and in the private sector as HVAC Controls and
Protection and Control Technician
Other: Contracting Officer Technical Representative,NETA (National Electrical Testing Association)
Level III Technician, Generator Mechanic, Customer Service, and Computer Skills.
Work History
Feb 2013 to Present, Protection and Controls Technician.
Shermco Industries, Tulsa OK/Columbus OH
Job Responsibilities
P&C (Entergy, SE Ohio AEP substation projects). Manage and assist projects onsite, ranging from
345KV to 12.47KV, throughout the duration and effectively interface and own the relationship with
customers and their vendors. Work consisted of inspection, uploading settings, testing and calibration of
relays, circuit and other system protection and alarm devices inside the control room. Answering or
interpreting to station electrician’s inquiry about wiring or manufacturer’s drawings. These also includes
planning and detailing the order of demolition of old system protection control. Testing and preparing
communication equipment for SCADA checkout hardware and program to meet the customer’s
requirements. Troubleshooting malfunctioned equipment and consulting with manufacture’s technical
support when needed.
 Installed mobile transformers’ controls to include the system protection, feeder breaker and
motor operated air switches in preparation for upgrade of transformers and distribution breakers.
 Wrote major commissioning test sheets.
 Tested and programmed multiple Line, Breaker Failure, Cap Bank, Transformer Overall
Differential, Internal Differential, Tertiary, High and Low Side Differential and Bus Differential
Relays using Doble Test Set, ENOSERV RTS, SEL AcSELerator, SEL Architect, SEL 5010 and GE
UR software.
 Tested and programmed Ruggedcomm RMC 30 and Ruggedcomm 2100 RTU switches in order to
communicate control room’s RTU and to meet customer’s security specifications.
 Tested and documented multiple carrier systems which includes the wave traps, the carrier and
the tuner for transmission line using PCA-4125.
 Part of multiple SCADA checkout and End-to-end testing for final stage of commissioning of all
protection and alarm system inside the control room.
 Wrote several suitable accurate project reports and updates in timely completion of the projects.

2. Field Service Technicians-inspect, test, troubleshoot, perform start-up and collect data of low,
medium and high voltage (to 500kV) electrical systems, and moderately complex relay calibration
and power metering. Instrument transformer tests. Power transformer testing - Doble, TTR,
Insulation Resistance, etc. Test both electro-mechanical and solid state relays. Cable testing - Tan
Delta, Power Factor, VLF, DC Hipot. Automatic transfer switch troubleshooting. Low, Medium and
High voltage switchgear and circuit breaker testing. Rotate emergency on-call duty and if called
respond to customer emergencies in a timely manner.
Education
2013, NETA Level III
2013, Information Technology Courses, Central Texas College
References
Haire, Chris, Supervisor Shermco Industries, 918-234-2300/ 214-755-8080
Factor, Michael, P&C Manager (Protection and Controls) Shermco Industries, 214-236-9408
Dec 2009 to Feb 2013, Prime Power Instrumentation Technician
US Army, B-Co, 249th Engineering Battalion (Prime Power USACE)
Job Responsibilities
Design, installed, operated, and maintained power systems. Isolated and repaired complex
malfunctions utilizing diagnostic tests and troubleshooting techniques. Repair of power plant
instrumentation and associated control systems. Perform assessment of electrical distribution
systems and facilities. Assisted in QA/QC operations, in support of Warfighter and the National
Response Framework.
Deployment Job Responsibilities Supervises the installation, operation, and maintenance of utility
power systems. Training of other soldiers to isolate and repair complex malfunctions, utilizing
diagnostic tests, and troubleshooting techniques. Supervise assessments of electrical distribution
system and facilities. Perform QA/QC operations. Design power distribution systems. Generate
Scope of Work and Independent Government Estimate for power plant and power distribution.
Responsible for $500,000 worth of government equipment and assets.
Education
2010 to 2011, Prime Power Production, Northern Virginia Community College
2011, Prime Power Production Specialist and Instrumentation Specialist, Fort Leonard Wood US
Army Prime Power School
2011 to 2012, Information Technology Courses, Central Texas College
2011, National Electrical Code 2011 and Grounding and Bonding, AVO Training Institute
2013, NETA Level II
References
SSG Tagama, Anthony, Supervisor (Squad Leader 2nd Power-station), 910-977-8956/910-396-3300
SSG Mendoza, Jose A., Supervisor (Squad Leader 2nd Power-station), 910-366-3816/910-396-3300
2007 to 2009,Service and Recovery NCOIC/Generator Mechanic
US Army, HHSC, STB, 2ID, Camp Red Cloud, South Korea
Job Responsibilities Training of generator and air conditioning mechanics and technicians. Maintain
service and maintenance of all generators and air-conditioning units for unit training and exercises.
Responsible for accountability of all unit generators and air-conditioning (DRASH) units.
Education
2007, Power Generation Equipment Repairer, US Army, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
References

3. SSG Simmons, Antonio, Supervisor (Motor Sergeant)
SFC Brown, James, Supervisor (Motor Sergeant), 573-337-9989
2005 to 2007, HVAC Technician
Design Air Systems, Waller, Texas
JobResponsibilities Design,service, maintenance, installation, troubleshooting, and repair of heating,
air-conditioning, ventilation, and Novar Controls communication systems.
Education
2005, Novar Controls Technology, Novar Controls
2005-2007, Carrier air-conditioner and heat pump technology, Carrier Corp.
2006, R-401 refrigerant charging and recovery, Ruud INSCO Dist.
References
Chris Bonta, Supervisor, 936-931-9118
2003-2005, HVAC Technician
Environmental Management Services
JobResponsibilities
Design, service, maintenance, installation, troubleshooting, and repair of heating, air-conditioning,
ventilation, control communication systems.
Education
1998, Air Conditioning Technology, Texas A&M University Engineering Extension
References
Larry Maldonado, Supervisor, 210-521-2448
Languages
 English
 Tagalog (Philippines)
Accreditation
 Prime Power Instrumentation Specialist
Awards Received
Military:
 JSCM-Joint Service Commendation Medal
 AAM-Army Achievement Medal
 AGCM-Army Good Conduct Medal
 NDSM-National Defense Service Medal
 KDSM-Korea Defense Service Medal
 ACM-CS-Afghanistan Campaign Medal
 GWTSM-Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
 ASR-Army Service Ribbon
 OSR-Overseas Service Ribbon
 NATOMDL- NATO medal
 DMB-MECH-Driver and Mechanic Badge with Mechanic
Interests and Activities
Family and Religion (Christian)

4. Skills
 Project/Program Management
 Electrical System Testing/Measurement
 Electrical Power Distribution
 Blueprints/Technical Diagrams
 Substation Maintenance
 Control and Relay Testing
 MS Office
 Performs electrical assessments,maintenance, QA/QC operations on electric power plants, power
generator sets of 500 KW and higher.
 Prime Power Production Specialist (12P)
 Repair Malfunctioning Electrical Systems
 Integrated Electronic Systems
 Electronic Equipment Calibration
 Electronic Device/System Installation/Repair
 Electrical Power Distribution
 Electrical Component/Equipment Installation
 Blueprints/Technical Diagrams
 Supervises and performs unit, direct support and generalsupport (DS/GS) maintenance functions,
including overhaul, but not rebuild of power generation equipment.
 Power Generation Equipment Repairman (52D)
 Process Analysis and Improvement
 Skill with Hand Tools or Power Tools
 HVAC/Mechanical Equipment/System Installation/Repair
Licenses and Certificates
 Prime Power Production-Instrumentation Specialist
 NEC 2011
 Air Conditioning Technology
 Universal Technician-Handling, recovery,and recycling of refrigerants
 ASE– Auto air-conditioning
 NETA- Level III
Country of citizenship: United States of America
Security Clearance: Secret
Availability: Permanent-Full Time