About Me

I have encountered a drawing with mechanical or electrical issues, without going into specifics. I would analyze the problem, considering factors like wire gauges and splicing methods. After identifying the issue, I would communicate it to the engineer responsible, along with potential solutions. Troubleshooting engineering documents requires effective communication and technical skills. I make sure to take detailed notes to prevent recurring errors. I am dedicated to learning and growing, proud of my progress and willingness to take on new challenges. I am enthusiastic about achieving excellence and seek a workplace that shares the same goal.

In October 2018, an opportunity arose for me to join the Lockheed technician (AMTAP) apprenticeship, which ignited my passion for electrical/mechanical engineering and deepened my understanding of the field. Although I didn't complete the program initially, I persevered and reapplied, determined to succeed. Unfortunately, unforeseen circumstances hindered my progress, but instead of becoming disheartened, I became even more motivated.  

During the early months of 2020, I faced the challenge of being sick and quarantined with Covid. However, I utilized the summer months of quarantine to attend Black Fox Training and obtain my IPC certifications (JSTD-001, JSTD7711/7721, JSTD001-space) independently, without the support of a company. I invested my own resources to complete three courses and gained valuable experience, which enabled me to secure entry-level positions in the aerospace industry.  

Within a span of two years, I transitioned from being a mathematics teacher's assistant to working as a cable/harness technician in the space/defense sector. I take great pride in my drive to continuously learn and grow, as well as the courage I displayed by venturing into unfamiliar territory. My passion lies in achieving remarkable accomplishments, and I am seeking an environment that shares the same ambition.