Jonathan S Schiavo

17 Lincoln St.
Old Forge, Pennsylvania 18518
United States
Home: (570) - 457-9479
Work: (570) - 650-5810
WORK EXPERIENCE:
DS2, Tobyhanna Army Depot, Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania (10/29/2007 - Present)
salary: $23.78 Per hour
Electronic Tech II
Duties: Work independently on routine & repetitive assignments, e.g. maintain,
troubleshooting,
testing & repairing communication electronic equipment of limited design &
functional
complexity using basic theory of electronics. Assists higher graded employees in
the more complex overhaul, troubleshooting, repair, installation, modification,
alignment
refrubishment, & maintenance of communication-electronic equipment & systems.
Detailed
understanding of the interrelationships of circuits. Can read and interpret
electronic
schematics and instructive materials. Perform complex diagnosis and repair
electronic
systems and components. Exercise independent judgment in performing such tasks
as
making circuit analysis, calculating wave forms, and tracing relationships in
signal
flow, fault analysis, repair, and calibration techniques. Make further tests as
needed
and alignments to insure that the completed equipment is aligned and functioning
properly. Used complex test equipment such as frequency generators,
oscilloscopes,
spectrum analyzers, distortion analyzers, and complex computer control
equipment.
Possess excellent soldering skills. Worked on and repaired all Sincgars Icom
ground
radios and equipment, such as all RT radios, VAA Amp Adapters, and VRC Amps.
Trained
on (ANCD) AN/CYZ-10 both as operatior and as NCS, on all equipment being
employed.
Am proficient in the performance of all operator tasks both primary and
specialized.
Removes & replaces defective components, modules, & assemblies that have been
identified
by Electronic Mechanics or automatic test equipment (ATE) as being defective ;
operate
automatic test equipment which has been programmed to a type of chassis,
connector,
or circuit card to isolate or locate defective components. Follow detailed
schematics,
wiring diagrams, layout diagrams, blueprints, & work instructions to
troubleshoot
& repair electronic equipment; also works as a member of a team performing work
at
the depot. Experience using hand tools, power tools, and test equipment such as
digital
voltmeters, digital and analog ohmmeters, multi-meters, soldering stations,
power
screwdrivers, basic hand tools such as cutters, wire strippers, screwdrivers,
wrenches,
soldering irons, and heatguns. Receives work assignments from team leader or
floor
supervisors daily. Possess regular human characteristics such as good hand-eye
coordination,
normal visual color perception, and safe body movement practices such as
sitting,
standing, lifting, bending, and kneeling. I work independently on selecting test
equipment, locating malfunctions, and completing necessary repairs. I also use
schematics,
test layouts, technical manuals, insepection standards, block diagrams, and
standard
operating procedures to guide in making decisions. I possess the ability to
distinguish
colors and shades of colors for color code references. I currently receive work
assignments
in the form of work orders or oral instructions from supervisor, leader or
higher
graded mechanics. I am capable of performing various duties such as identifying,
isolating, and repairing defects in electronics components of moderate
complexity.
I inspect devices that are disassebles for troubleshooting purposes. I conduct
visual
and functional inspections, diagnose malfunctions and troubleshoot to determine
root
of problem. I make determinations on whether equipment is repairable or not
serviceable,
and advise leader or higher grade mechanic accordingly. Voluntered to support a
CEER-T
mission at FT. Riley and received a certificate of appreciation from Thomas A.
Parker,
LTC, LG 3/407th, AFSBn Commander. Service functionally independent components of
moderate complexity or a system of limited complexity. Install modify, overhaul,
maintain, troubleshoot, and repair complex electronics equipment and a complete
operational
system (s) consisting of numerous complex integral components which require
knowledge
of a wide range of electronics principles and practices. Example of systems
worked
on are closed circuit color TV studio, communications security (COMSEC) systems.
Apply a comprehensive knowledge of operating electronic principles such as
circuit
elements, digital logic, microprocessors, core memory, interface circuits,
digital
data transmission, microwave, atennas, signal behavior, amplifacation, and
display.
Troubleshoot, install, repair, and maintain malfunctions in complex electronic
systems
where circuit theory must be used to understand the operation of individual
circuits,
and the possible interaction of other circuits which create a malfunction. Able
to
understand the interaction of a number of complex, interrelated circuits such as
timing circuits, pulse forming networks, etc. to determine the cause of a
malfunction.
Apply extensive knowledge of electromechanical servo systems, pneumatics,
hydraulics,
and mechanical and electric motor systems for atenna control. Skill in
interpreting
complex drawings, specifications, and schematics of complex systems to recognize
the function and interconnections of the various assemblies and troubleshoot the
system from the schematic, following signal paths through a complex path of
interconnections
of components, assemblies, subassemblies, and connecting cable harnesses. Have
skill
to modify systems by adding, altering, or removing components in order to
standardize
or alter the purpose of the equipment or to incorporate new features developed
since
the equipment was manufactured. Knowledge of mathematical formulas for
electronic
calculations such as power output, voltage levels, current flow, etc. Knowledge
of
circuit elements, digital logic circuits, integrated circuits, microprocessors,
timing
circuits, pulse-code modulation circuits, and signal behavior. Skill in the use
of
a variety of test instruments: voltmeters, digital meters, oscilloscope, network
analyzer , spectrum analyzer, hy-pot testers, automatic test equipment (ATE),
and
ohm meters. Use electronic shop and trade practices, knowledge of
electrical/electronic
theory and instruments. Install, modify, maintain, repair equipment including
switch
boxes, the fabrication of cables (Blue Force Tracking and others). Repair Blue
Force
Tracking Cables by following schematics, work instructions, wiring diagrams,
layout
diagrams. Cutting cables to proper length, removing jacket, separating wires
into
branches, encasing wires in sleeving, assembling connector ends testing cables,
repair
defects, maintain product flow. Install eqipment, run all associated cabling,
conduct
operational tests of completed installations against established standards for
satisfctory
performance. Experienced in operating DITMCO machine for testing cables.
Knowledge
of operating electronic/electric principles, microminiaturized digital/solid
state
integrated circuits, transistors, diodes, tube circuits, atennas, signal
transmission,
oscillation amplification.

DHL Transport Co. (06/20/2006 - 10/01/2007) - Delivery personel

Moosic, Pennsylvania United States
Supervisor: Michael Finnerty - 570-457-1931; Contact:Yes
Salary: $450.00 per week
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Drive a transport vehicle, delivering packages on a specified route.
When
necessary supervise a dock area for the unloading of shipments.
Decorative Fabrics and Linens (07/20/2003 - 06/15/2006) - Head of Maintenance
Moosic, Pennsylvania United States
Supervisor: Vito Scavo - 570-457-5326; Contact:No
Salary: $525.00 per week
Hours per week: 45
Duties: Directed the daily maintenance of machinery in this textile plant
including
the troubleshooting and repair of production equipment as failure occurs as well
as the complete machine setups and preventive maintenance using industrial
safety
standards. Disassembled, re-assembled, and installed a variety of one or more
units
and associate devices of wire communications. Assisted in the installation or
replacing
of electronic cable systems relating to print mchine. Connected component parts
and
cables to power sources, junction boxes, and switch panels, etc. Performed
routine
repetitive tasks independently such as checking, repairing, and/or replacing
broken,
worn, bent, or burnt parts on cables. Fabricated various types of cable panels
and
junction boxes. Established and maintained record keeping systems in order to
document
repairs, tests, and calibrations as well as equipment qualifications and
upgrades,
preventive maintenance performed and parts used to ensure appropriate
documentation
of repair history. Upgrades often required assembling cables for testing.
Performed
extensive troubleshooting in testing and repair of equipment, utilizing
mechanical
test equipment and the visual ability to define sharp detail. As an excellent
problem
solver who uses a practical and methodical approch to diagnosing malfunctions,
replacing
defective components and electrical wiring ensured compliance with
manufacturer's
instructions, utilized production and test specifications, written revisions and
standard operating procedures. Performed the plant's electrical and electronic
repair
and installation including panel boxes and electrical service. Trained 4-8
employees
in the use of machines while supervising and motivating them to realize that
their
job is to improve profitability, adopt a team spirit and work to their full
potential.
Decorative Fabrics and Linens (01/10/2001 - 07/20/2003) - Maintenance Technician
Moosic, Pennsylvania United States
Supervisor: Vito Scavo - 570-457-7326; Contact:No
Salary: $500.00 per week
Hours per week: 45
Duties: Implemented the correct setup and maintenance of all machinery including
rotary screen print machines, flat bed screen print machines, tender frames,
cloth
inspection machinery, hydraulic drives, drying ovens, and sewing machines.
Communicated
with other departments while supervising and transferring of completed work to
the
designated department for production. Supervised 12 employees while
participating
in the human resource management of hiring, training, scheduling, counseling,
and
evaluating.
Achievment: realized 10% increase in revenue by seeking new suppliers and
utilizing
effective negotiations.
Andrea Textiles, Inc. (09/01/1996 - 01/05/2001) - Head Printer
Moosic, Pennsylvania United States
Supervisor: Vincent Schiavo - 570-650-5810; Contact:Yes
Salary: $450.00 per week
Hours per week: 45
Duties: Delivered high quality work and produced a faster product to further
enhance
the bottom line while directing all daily activities at the printing plant which
specialized in printing fabrics for curtains, draperies, and apparrel.
Supervised
screen making through individual engraving of flat bed screens from 30 inches to
130 inches in width and length, which were all photographically engraved.
purchased
materials and chemicals to make all screens. Communicated with customers at
conventions
while contributing to increasing the customer base of collegiate blankets.
Maintained
and repaired electrical components of all machinery. Troubleshooter for any
electrical
problems within the plant.
Andrea Textiles, Inc. (06/01/1994 - 09/01/1996) - Assistant Printer
Moosic, Pennsylvania United States
Supervisor: Vincent Schiavo - 570-650-5810; Contact:Yes
Pay Grade: N/A -
Salary: $400.00 per week
Hours per week: 45
Duties: Assisted in making screen prints on a flat bed screen printing machine.
This
included properly setting up and exercising in process quality control. Ensured
that
all work complied with specifications of implemented corrective action to
achieve
excellent quality. Helped maintain and repair electrical components of all
machinery,
as well as assist in electrical repairs in the plant.
EDUCATION:
Vocational School
Johnson College (09/12/1998 - 05/28/2000)
Scranton, Pennsylvania
United States
Degree: 2 yr. degree - Major: Elector Mechanical technology
GPA: 2.5
College/University
Lackawanna College (09/03/1996 - 06/05/1998)
Scranton, Pennsylvania
United States
Degree: Associates Degree in Liberal Arts - Major: Liberal Arts
GPA: 3.0
High School
Old Forge High School (09/03/1992 - 06/10/1996)
Old Forge, Pennsylvania
United States
Degree: Diploma - Major: N/A