Jimmie L. Wilson III is seeking an entry-level position as a low voltage electrical technician. He has education and experience in electrical systems, safety protocols, and communication technologies. Wilson completed an 18-month program in electrical theory and applications, including courses on DC and AC circuits, fire alarms, intrusion alarms, CCTV, telecommunications, cabling, blueprints, codes, and safety. He maintains a 3.67 GPA from his studies in high voltage electricity and has 10 years of experience managing ground radio communications in the Air Force.

1. Jimmie L. Wilson III
16 Third Street
Hamden, CT 06514
E-mail: yaumwilson@yahoo.com
Home - (203) 535-0879
Cell – (203)600-5951
OBJECTIVE
Seeking a position as an entry level low voltage electrical technician seeking
to utilize my education and my previous experience as an asset to a
challenging career.
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Safety focused and highly efficient at testing electrical equipment and
predicting possible electrical malfunctions. Bringing a solid understanding of
mechanical troubleshooting and electronic and electrical installation
techniques with excellent communication skills. Works well with others, while
skillfully making independent decisions.
EDUCATION
July 2014-January 2016 Porter and Chester Institute Branford, CT
Graduate 18 month program in Theory and hands on application.
 DC Electrical Circuits: DC circuit concepts, Schematics diagrams, Meters,
Electromagnetism, Properties of wire
AC Electrical Circuits: AC circuit properties, Transformers, Rectifiers, Fiber
Optic Systems
 Fire Alarm Systems: Use of various control panels, Application of smoke,
flame and heat sensors, Signal processing, Alarm power supplies, NFPA
standards
Intrusion Alarm Technology: Use and programming of control panels, Alarm
sensors- motion and glass break detectors
CCTV Security
 Basic Telecommunications: Theory and practical applications of POTS, PSTN,
data communications, private lines, LANS, switches, router and PBXs
Telecom cabling: Running and terminating of cable, installing data
communication systems
 Construction Blueprint Reading, National Electrical Code, Fiber-Optics
 Building Trade Safety, OSHA Requirements, Building code for residential and
commercial
January 2013-June 2014 Lincoln Technical Institute Hamden, CT
High Voltage Electrician-maintained a 3.67 GPA
WORK OF EXPERIENCE
February 1982 – September 1992 US Air Force
Sergeant-Ground Radio Communications
Manage the operation of communications, detection, and weapons systems essential
for controlling air operations. Duties include managing critical communication links
between air forces; formulating and implementing emergency plans for natural and
wartime disasters; coordinating emergency response teams and agencies; evaluating
command center information and need for high-level military and government
reporting; managing the operation of surveillance and detection systems; providing
technical information and advice on capabilities and operational readiness; and
directing operation of weapons targeting, firing, and launch computer systems.