Shawn Dengler has over 10 years of experience as a technical supervisor with a Green Belt certification in Lean Six Sigma. He has a background in aviation maintenance, having served as a Plane Captain in the Navy. Currently, he is pursuing an MBA in Entrepreneurship from the University of North Florida. As an electrical technician supervisor, he increased production output by 63% and reduced hazardous materials budgets by 25% through training and new procedures. He has strong computer and communication skills and experience managing teams and processes.

1. Shawn Dengler
4671 Harpers Ferry Lane Jacksonville, Fl. 32257
Home: (904) 880-6931 • Cell: (904) 713-3093
dengler.shawn@yahoo.com
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Summary of Qualifications
Accomplished and versatile technical supervisor with a “Green-Belt” certification in Lean Six Sigma™,
quality assurance principles. A college graduate who thrives in dynamic, challenging, and fast-paced
professional environments. Personable and enthusiastic, with an extensive knowledge of management
and organizational principles. Unsurpassed worth ethic, analytical mindset, and a militaristic attention
to detail.
Core Competencies:
Extensive computer program proficiencies: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Microsoft Office, Lotus, and more
● APA, MLA and business writing experience ● Lean Six Sigma: Green-Belt certification ● Process
improvement strategies ● Analytical team building ● Systems implementation ● Cost reduction and
containment ● Advertising experience ●Marketing
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Professional Experience
Plane Captain:
January 2010- May 2012:
• Plane Captain and lead technician at Fleet Readiness Center Southeast, NAS Jacksonville
May 2012-December 2012:
• Deployed to Misawa Airbase with VP-5 and VP-8 Reconnaissance Squadron
• Supervised and coordinated all operational level maintenance, inspections and maintained perfect
flight schedules throughout the six month deployment
• Responsible for all collateral duty programs throughout military service including Hazmat,
Publications, Tool Control, Safety, FOD and Training, yielding significant improvement in every
program; this earned myself a Navy Achievement Medal (NAM)
Electrical Technician, Supervisor:
January 2013-January 2014:
• Supervised 12-20 subordinates at NAS Jacksonville performing intermediate-level, technical
maintenance on critical avionics components
• Grew the number of capable employees authorized in the repair of critical components from 3.6
average to 6.2 average capable technicians, by implementing a mandatory, and more stream lined
training program
• Increased total production output by 63% by assisting in the repair, and training in repair, of
multiple avionics components
• Reduced FRCSE organizational wide hazardous materials operating budget by $13,000 or
approximately 25%, through steadfast implementation of new, military wide, standard operating
procedures; resulting in a zero discrepancy annual inspection
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Education
Associate in Arts (A.A.)
Florida State College at Jacksonville.................Jacksonville, FL. March 2014
Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.)
Supervision and Management
Florida State College at Jacksonville...................Jacksonville, FL. Dec. 2015
Masters of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Entrepreneurship
University of North Florida……………....…..............….Jacksonville, Current-Mar2017