Steven Hardwick

Military Service:

• Rank: Sergeant

  Branch/Position: Marine Corps

  Period: August 2016 - present

  Occupation: Air Traffic Control Communications Technician

  Security Clearance: Secret Clearance

  Duties Description:
  Air traffic control communications technicians survey, site, and install air traffic control communications systems; They inspect and perform preventive maintenance for proper operation, and diagnose and repair faults. They provide technical assistance during system flight inspections; maintain diagnostic tapes, tools, support, and test equipment; process and pack system components for storage or shipment; train subordinates or less qualified personnel; conduct maintenance management;

Work history:

• Job Title: Air Traffic Control Communications Technician

  Company: United States Marine Corps

  Period: November 2017 - February 2021

  Role Description:

• Job Title: Air Traffic Control Communications Instructor

  Company: MATSG-23

  Period: February 2021 - October 2024

  Role Description:
  Facilitated timely and concise directives to groups of 6-8 lower enlisted Marines in order to support the successful completion of military occupational specialty school

  Conveyed clear principles of communications, electronics troubleshooting, and scheduled/unscheduled maintenance activities to ensure competent classes of 6-8 lower enlisted Marines

  Created and administered safe and effective physical training programs to groups of 10-50 Marines for 500+ hours by coordinating with unit colleagues

• Job Title: Engineering Technician III

  Company: SAIC

  Period: August 2024 - present

  Trainings, Certifications and Licences:

  • IPC-610
  • IPC-620
  • J-STD-001
  Role Description:
  Executed the successful production and testing of 16 AN/UWM-10 CAATS (Common Aircraft Armament Test Set) units totaling approximately 10 million dollars.

  Performed desoldering and soldering techniques per IPC standards to support the correction of production fallout CCA’s.

  Troubleshoot CCA’s to the component level to repair and test in support of local and foreign government contracts.

  Complete teardown and rebuild of various failing units to a complete passing status documenting all parts, HAZMAT, and hours required during the repair process.

  Assist engineers development team in the reengineering of various units.

  Executed the use of precision tools to reverse engineer hardware for the purpose of rebuilding, replacing, or reproducing units.

  Demonstrated the proper and safe use of precision machining tools in support of the engineering development team.

  Built BOM’s (Bill of Materials) and inventoried materials/parts required for the manufacturing of units in a timely manner.