The document summarizes the qualifications and experience of Steven A. Pinter, an aviation mechanic with 6 years of experience in the U.S. Army. He has extensive experience maintaining and repairing over 50 aircraft through both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Pinter also has experience supervising over 15 personnel and coordinating the distribution of $3 million in aircraft parts in Afghanistan.

1. Steven A. Pinter
535 N MAJESA HILLS LN
SAUKVILLE, WI 53080
CELL: (262) 388-9145
EMAIL: SPINTER6347@GMAIL.COM
SUMMARY: Professional Aviation Mechanic with 6 years of experience in both scheduled and
unscheduled maintenance for multiple airframes. Works excellent in groups and able to problem
solve in a timely manner. Able to communicate and use resources to accomplish the desired task.
Has an Active Secret Clearance. Successfully Trained and supervised over 15 personnel.
KEY QUALIFICATIONS:
 Supervisor/Team Leader
 Aviation Mechanic
 Production Control
 Aircraft Inspections
 Safety
 Leadership
 Ordering and Turning in of aircraft
parts
 Communication
 Work in Teams
 Property Management
EXPERIENCE:
U.S. Army – SGT and Aircraft Mechanic: 2009-Present
 Accounted for equipment of sensitive and non-sensitive and aircraft parts worth in excess
of $10 million.
 Supervised and aided in the accomplishments of 10 personnel in high and low stress
situations for maintenance and daily tasks.
 Maintained over 50 aircraft for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks worth in
excess of $5 million.
 Provided safety of 100 personnel in daily tasks for a period of 3 months by doing perimeter
sweeps and controlling areas of Military Bases.
 Coordinated $3 million in parts for successful distribution throughout Afghanistan.
 Provided security of 250 miles both by foot and mobile for the 1,000 personnel for a period
of 6 months in Afghanistan.
 Conducted training for 100 personal in team work and aviation maintenance.
 Performed extensive safety inspections on over 100 aircraft turbine engines for damage
and serviceability and successfully executed needed maintenance with my personnel.
 Adapted to high stress situations to accomplish the task at hand.

2.  Trained 5 aircraft mechanics in repair, inspections and replacement of turbine engines.
 Oversaw/Leader of maintenance on 20 aircraft engines in High Stress situations.
 Served Two tours in Afghanistan during a time of war and successfully planned and
executed both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on many aircrafts
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION:
 Honored with three Army Commendation medals, two Army Achievement medals, Good
Conduct medal, Aviation Badge, Air Assault Badge
 Earned Sharpshooter in assault weapons and Expert Marksmen in small arms.
 Ended Active Army Career as a Sergeant upon completion of the courses listed below and
many trainings
 Acknowledged as Soldier of the Month while in Afghanistan in 2014
CERTIFICATIONS:
 Certified in Combatives, Combat Life Savior, and Sling Load Inspections,
EDUCATION AND TRAINING:
 Warrior Leadership Course: Management/supervisory Leadership school 2015
 Air Assault 2015
 U.S. Army Specialist Training: Aviation Mechanic 2010
 High School Diploma, Muskego High School 2006

3. References
LT Robert Brooks
Rbrooks5055@gmail.com
Robert.m.brooks1.mil@mail.mil
Cell: (262) 483-6244
Work: (270) 956-2911
Travis Holland
Travis.b.holland.mil@mail.mil
Travis.b.holland@gmail.com
Cell: (704) 880-6858
Work: (270) 956-3687
SGT Shawn Farnsley
Shawn.farnsley@yahoo.com
Shawn.l.farsnley2.mil@mail.mil
Cell: (502) 775-9947