Samuel G. Carlson
749 South Vine
Wichita, KS 67213
(316) 263-5377
samuelcarlson@msn.com
Objective:
Seeking a position in avionics and/or electronics.
Summary of Qualifications:
A dedicated professional with 20+ years in electronics
including a wide variety of computer systems, flight director/flight management
systems, telemetry, and radio communications equipment. Skilled in troubleshooting,
technical services, technical personnel supervision and teaching.
Licenses & Certifications:
Current General RadioTelephone license with Radar endorsement.
Awarded as a
First Class License in 1976
Airframe and Powerplant license with Inspection Authorization
A&P License # 514-36-6044 IA
Certified Electronics Technician Journeyman
Amateur Radio license, Technician Class
Employment Strengths:
Familiar with a wide range of avionics equipment and
testing systems including autopilot/flight director systems, nav/com systems,
radar, transponder, and altimeters. As well as fire control,
compass systems and engine electrical control. Electronics experience
includes various computer systems, ground radar/missile control, submarine
inertial navigation, PCM/ PAM/ PDM telemetry, and HF radio. Additional
training in aircraft engines, personnel supervision, and safety.
Aircraft familiarity includes Cessnaís C-500, C-550, C-650, and
C-750 also F4D, F8C/D,and F3D
Employment History
1998 to 1999
Allied Signal
Field Service Engineer
Assigned to Learjet, duties include helping Lear personal
troubleshoot installation and flight problems of Allied Signal equipment.
To help resolve parts shipment difficulties and engineering conflicts.
Equipment includes TCAS and Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning as well as
the more common avionics.
1973 to 1998
Cessna Aircraft Co.
Avionics Lab Specialist
Perform preinstallation functional test and calibration
of avionics components and systems.
Field Service Engineer
Assigned Foreign Service, duties included helping troubleshoot
aircraft systems.
Supervise repair and normal maintenance operations, also
classroom training of on-site personnel worldwide.
Avionics Technician
Performed duties as Functional Avionics Tester and Troubleshooter,
Flight line Avionics Electrician, and Avionics Systems Technician Leader.
Served as a Supervisor and Foreman. Supervised up to 40 technical employees,
purchased test equipment and taught classes.
Prior to 1973
U.S. Marine Corps
Electronics Technician and Instructor
RCA, Missile Test Project
Served as an Electronic Technician on the Man Space Program
and as an Augmentation Technician to the U.S. Air Force.
Education & Training
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Supervisory Training including Supervisor Safety Training,
Supervisor
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Development Program, Discipline Policies and Guidelines,
Management
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Development Seminars and Problem Solving Seminar conducted
by Zenger-Miller. (Cessna Training)
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Technical Training covers a wide variety of avionics systems,
components and test equipment including:
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Honeywell Primas 1000 & 2000 Flight Director Systems,
Honeywell 650, 870 Radars, Honeywell Primas II NAV, COMM, ADF,
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Transponder, Radio Systems. AlliedSignalís TCAS, Ground
Proximity Warning, KFC 400 Autopilot, EFIS 40/50, ART 2000/2100 Radar.
GNSX FMS. Collins VHF 20, VIR 30, DME 40, ALT 50/55, and TDR 90
Additional Training sponsored by Cessna included American
Airlines
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Cessna Citation, Pratt & Whitney J15D Engine Heavy Maintenance
School
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AlliedSignalís TPE331 and TFE731 Engine Schools
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Flight Safety Schools on Citation I, II, III, V, VII and
Conquest.
Technical Training U.S.M.C.
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Instructor Training and TAC Air Ops Central Advanced Electronics
Technicians Course on The AN/TYQ2 computer systems. (1 year)
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Technical Training RCA covered PCM Telemetry, Servo Elements
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Transistor Training, Logic Fundamentals, and N7A/C Inertial
Navigator
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Technical Training U.S.N included Aviation Fire Control Radar
and Electronics Fundamentals Class A School
Military:
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United States Marine Corps Honorable Discharge
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United States Navy Honorable Discharge
Memberships:
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Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Senior Member
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International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians,
Journeyman
Personal: Willing to travel or relocate