OBJECTIVE: Seeking to Further My Career with an Innovative Company

MARK ROBERTSON

4008 Lafayette Dr. NE

Albuquerque, NM 87107

(505) 217-5722

OBJECTIVE: Seeking to further my career with an innovative company.

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

· 8 years military computer and electronics troubleshooting and repair experience

· 8 years civilian experience with electronics, systems, and data acquisition

· 2 years self-employed as Handyman

· 2 years Biology Student UNM

· Excellent problem-solving skills and solid background in electronic theory, including interpreting schematics

· Supervisory experience

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

B.A. Biology, Minor Sustainability, University of New Mexico, projected completion 2015

Associate in Science. General Studies, Tidewater Community College, May 2004.

Naval Leadership Continuum for PO2 and PO1, US Navy.

Basic and Advanced Electrical and Electronic Technical Training, US Navy, May1996-Nov1997.

EXPERIENCE

Handyman-Student

Self-Employed Aug 2012-Present

· Performed household repairs and maintenance for wide range of satisfied clients including automotive repair and landscaping services

· Maintain GPA of 3.2(Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Sustainability)

· Dean’s List 2012-2013

Field Engineer I

Honeywell Technology Solutions Inc. Sep 2004-Aug2012

· Install, maintain, upgrade, and operate seismological systems.

· Worked independently with minimal or no supervision during installations and maintenance of remote sites.

· Provided depot and field level maintenance supporting USGS seismic stations worldwide and throughout the United States.

· Managed many aspects of system development and deployment for field installations.

· Provided guidance and instructions on maintenance, system recovery, and component level troubleshooting to foreign and domestic locations.

· Workbench experience with power supplies, load testers, soldering, cable building and component replacement.

· Performed acquisition system (digitizer) initial quality testing and data analyzation using test equipment such as LDO and signal generator.

· Installation of remote systems including power systems, radio links, satellite systems, data acquisition, public works and seismic vaults.

Electronics Technician

United States Navy (Fleet Combat Training Center, VA) Nov 2001-Aug2004

· Troubleshooting and repair including hardware, software, and interface problems to support military training and government contractors.

· Proficient with electronic test equipment including oscilloscopes, differential voltmeters, multimeters, and time domain reflectometers.

· Became lead technician for High Speed Digital Switching system with no formal training or support.

· Accomplished many component level repairs saving over 4,000 dollars worth of repair parts.

· Held DOD Secret clearance from 1998 until Honorably Discharged in 2004

Technician and Work Center Supervisor

United States Navy (CVN-75 USS Harry S. Truman) Nov 1997-Nov2001

· Maintained records and assigned work for Maintenance and Materials Management of equipment parts and materials valued at over 4 million dollars.

· Managed equipment suite work center of up to 18 personnel for corrective and preventative maintenance actions and system readiness, including performance counseling, qualifications training and mediation.

· Became Senior Technician for Advanced Combat Direction System on board USS Harry S. Truman.

· Utilized technical manuals, wiring schematics, block diagrams, and drawings to rapidly isolate malfunctions in mainframe computers and associated peripherals, load devices, and sub-assemblies.