Jonathan A. Harmon 42 Winterberry Ln, Weare, NH 03281 850-687-4327 harmonja@me.

com MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN PROFILE

Over eight years of Service in the United States Air Force as a Maintenance Technician Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge: Deployed support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, Horn of Africa, and Project Olive Harvest Proven abilities in a wide range of technical and management skills, including: Building/Facility Management Vehicle Fleet Management Training Supervisor Equipment/Supply Custodian Electro-Mechanical Maintenance and Repair Micro-Miniature Circuit Card Repair Workshop & Flight line Safety Training Equipment Inspection and Serviceability Testing

EXPERIENCE United States Air Force, Eglin AFB, FL 12/2010-Present

AF Repair Enhancement Program Technician (7 Level)

Responsible for all aspects of troubleshooting and repair of a wide range of electronic and mechanical components, such as circuit cards, hydraulic pistons, aircraft wire harness, communication equipment, etc. Directs maintenance actions of non-procurable assets for cost avoidance and test mission sustainment. Additional duties include Records Custodian, Composite Tool Kit Custodian, Test Measurement Diagnostic Equipment program manager. United States Air Force, Beale AFB, CA 2007-2010

Maintenance Supervisor and Technician (7 Level)

Leads and manages a twenty member maintenance team. Coordinates inspection and maintenance of mission support equipment. Leads system and safety training in shop and on aircraft. Deploys as Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge (NCOIC) of Avionics Systems back-shop. Additional duties include Facility Manager, Vehicle Fleet Manager, and Equipment Custodian. United States Air Force, Osan AB, Korea 2006-2007

Avionics Systems Technician (5 Level)

Coordinates, prioritizes, and schedules repair team assignment inspections, periodic maintenance and servicing. Perform maintenance and repair of Navigation and Targeting Systems. Additional duties include Tool Accountability Program, Equipment Custodian, and Training Monitor. United States Air Force, Aviano AB, Italy 2004-2006

Avionics Systems Technician (3 Level)

First level technician responsible for scheduled and non-scheduled maintenance of Navigation and Targeting Systems. Technician training. EDUCATION Community College of the Air Force, Montgomery, AL Successfully completed Associate in Applied Science in Avionics Systems Technology 2003-2005

New Hampshire Community Technical College, Manchester, NH Successfully completed Associate in Applied Science in Computer Technologies

2001-2003

VOLUNTEER WORK Florida Jaycees, led Haunted House fundraiser electrical maintenance; ensured critical fire safety standards complied with. Raised over $6000.00 for community projects. iFalcon Team Member, provides Air Force Widow Retirement community with free computer troubleshooting, repair, mentoring, and all other electronics support.

AWARDS & RECOGNITION The Air Force Commendation Medal, for Meritorious Service 3 March 2007 to 6 January 2010 in support of Operations IRAQI FREEDOM and Project OLIVE HARVEST as an Avionics Sensors Team Leader The Air Force Achievement Medal, for Meritorious Service 2 March 2006 to 2 March 2007 as an Avionics Sensors Team Member, Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea The Air Force Achievement Medal, for Meritorious Service 27 February 2004 to 27 February 2006 as an Avionics Sensors Team Member, Aviano Air Base, Italy Maintenance Technician of the Month, Twice at Aviano AFB, and most recently at Eglin AFB HOBBIES & INTERESTS Reading historical fiction and non-fiction, Computers and Technology, Travelling, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Camping, Off-roading, Off-road vehicle repair, Electric and Nitro R/C cars and trucks