Teague Barker

414 Woodlake Lane

Apt 416

Salt Lake City, UT 84107

Mobile Phone: 801­800­7986

Secondary Phone: 801­310­9860

E­mail: teagbark@gmail.com

OBJECTIVE

To gain employment in a field relative to my experience and/or interests with the ability to move

upwards within the company and further my career while providing a positive impact.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Data Analyst / Group Leader Assistant

November 2010 ­ present

BAE Systems | Roy, UT

Defense/Security/Aerospace Contractor

As a Data Analyst, I load and manage the bill of materials found normally in Air Force T.O.’s

(Technical Orders) and Engineering Schematics, which are loaded into "AVCOM", an obsolescence

management tool which provides information for impact analysis on logistics.

I generally use Intergrated Parts Breakdowns, a Technical Order used by the Air Force which provides

a breakdown of systems, sub­systems, boards, assemblies and components, paired with part

descriptions, part numbers, CAGE codes, SMR codes, reference designators, and other various

information, which I verify, capture and load into software according to the specific build of the parts

listed. I correct, update or edit any changes that are required to the information that is provided,

through analytical reasoning and deduction. Special attention is payed to the revisions that a technical

order or schematic may hold, by request of the customer and is also documented. The verification is

accomplished through the aid of several logistics databases (such as FEDLOG, WebFLIS, Assistdocs,

etc) and also through the illustrations provided in the Technical Orders or engineering schematic. Data

is also sorted by specific search queries such as wildcards, truncation and proximity searching which

allow easier recognition of overlooked errors. A background in an electrical field also aids me in

identifying errors or required changes because of the high amount of electrical and electronic

components. At times, engineering drawings are used instead of IPB's which also provide much of the

same information but require more interpretation. The information I input is eventually loaded into a

program which is combined with other data that provides information on parts that have been

discountinued, superseded, counterfeited or may cause an impact in the future. I am also responsible to

submit requests for required changes I locate within the database, whether they are updates, errors,

requests, etc to keep all information as current as possible. I was promoted after I returned from

deploying to South Korea and began approving documents shortly after. Any errors or required

changes, which I find, are annotated and discussed with the author of the document to prevent a pattern

of further mistakes. Afterwords, the document is submitted to the final QA inspection before it is made

available to the customer.

Relative Skills ­ Interpreting Schematics, Diagrams and Engineering Drawings, Typing, Data Entry, Use

of Microsoft Outlook, Excel, Word, Windows, etc, Proficient use of Military Logistical Databases,

Proper use and interpretation of Military Technical Orders, Logic and Deductive Reasoning and

Handling of Sensitive Information.

Electrical & Environmental Specialist

January 2009 ­ present

United States Air Force Reserve | Hill AFB, UT

I joined the USAF Reserves in 2009 and graduated as Top Graduate in Tech School as an Electrical

and Environmental Specialist. Afterwards, I took additional Seasonal Training through 2010 and

received various awards.

Specialty Summary: Performs and supervises aircraft electrical and environmental (E&E) functions and

activities. Troubleshoots, inspects, removes, installs, repairs, modifies, overhauls, and operates aircraft

E&E systems, components, and associated support equipment.

I work on the F­16 C/D Block 40 airframe on the flightline at Hill Air Force Base. The systems and

sub­systems I maintain include electrical power generation, emergency power generation, electrical

power distribution, environmental control systems (pneumatics comparable to HVAC systems), bleed

air distribution, cabin temperature control, cabin pressurization, equipment cooling, landing gear, nose

wheel steering, master caution and warning systems, oxygen systems, internal and external lighting, fire

suppression and extinguishing systems. Paired with these systems includes the use of wiring diagrams,

calibrating tools, equipment and components, interpreting blueprints and schematics, removing, repairing

and installing electrical components and assemblies such as relays, switches, amplifiers, capacitors, DC

converters, regulators, circuit breakers, electrical contacts, pins and terminals, wire harnesses, cannon

plugs, adapters, sensors, etc. Common hardware which I replace includes ducts, valves, panels,

gaskets, seals, O­rings, filters, clamps, brackets, screws, washers, retainers, bolts, nuts, washers and

other general hardware related items. Common assemblies which I replace include electrical and

pneumatic gauges, indicators, generators, power supplies, bezels, covers, light assemblies and systems

specific boxes. Troubleshooting is accomplished using logic and deduction combined with the

knowledge of system operation, the use of a Fault Isolation manual and sometimes test equipment. The

tools used to accomplish maintenance includes wire crimpers and strippers, multimeters, dykes,

push/pull gauges, ratchets, sockets, screwdrivers, wrenches, lead kits, pliers, speed handles, safety

wire, torque wrenches and other specialty tools. Other responsibilities outside of maintenance include

flightline safety and security, detailed forms use and documentation (physical and digital), aiding in

aircraft launches, foreign object damage control, tool inventory, ordering correct components,

sometimes based upon TCTO's (modifications), and correct technical orders usage. I am currently a 5

Level E&E Specialist (Journeyman).

Relative Skills ­ Troubleshooting Electrical Systems, Troubleshooting Pneumatical Systems, Installation

and Removal of Aircraft Components, Usage of Test Equipment for Electrical & Environmental

Systems, Wiring Repair, Interpreting Blueprints, Wiring Diagrams and Schematics, Use of various

Tools, Logic and Deduction, Security Awareness

*** I am no longer deploying in the USAF­Reserves, unless in situations of extreme emergency. There

will be no conflict between my civilian job and the USAF­Reserve. My fulfillment with the military only

require one weekend a month and two weeks, every year and I am no longer on any active duty status

or orders.

EDUCATION

High School, General Studies

September 2002 ­ May 2005

Rockland High School | Rockland, ID

Graduated from Rockland High School with 3.0 GPA

CERTIFICATION

● Certificate of Completion as a USAF Electrical & Environmental Apprentice

November 2009

United States Air Force

Completion of the basic aircraft Electrical & Environmental Systems maintenance course with a 98%

average. Studies involved electrical principles and theory.

● I currently hold an Active Secret Security Clearance

SKILLS

Electrical Troubleshooting/Maintenance

Pneumatical Troubleshooting/Maintenance

Electrical Wiring Maintenance

Interpreting Electrical Blueprints & Diagrams

Military Logistical Database User Experience

Analytical Skills

Proficient use with Aircraft Electrical and Pneumatic Test Equipment

Computer Diagnostics and Repair

Computer Hardware Installation and Maintenance

­ Installation of motherboards, processors, RAM, video cards, hard drives, optical

drives, NIC cards, etc along with the appropriate drivers.

Computer OS & Software Use

­ Very experienced with Windows 98 – Windows 7 and the allowable

configurations within the OS, basic networking with TCP/IP, ports, router

configurations, BIOS configurations, basic programming with Python, Basic & Visual

Basic, completed study course of CompTIA Security + and available to test for the

certificate if desired. Very comfortable with anything involving computers.

General Office Software Use (Word, Outlook, Excel, Powerpoint, Adobe Acrobat,

Omnipage, etc)

General Mechanical and Tool Skills

Customer Service Experience

HONORS & AWARDS

­ Electrical & Environmental Air Force Tech School Top Grad (98% average)

­ Airman of the Quarter, 2nd Quarter 2010 for the 419th FW AMXS Squadron

­ Airman of the Quarter, 4th Quarter 2010 for the 419th FW AMXS Squadron

­ Airman of the Year, 2010 for the 419th FW AMXS Squadron

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

­ Air Force Technical School Grad with Honors

­ Full completion of optional Seasonal Training at Hill AFB

­ Continually volunteered "Man Days" for the Air Force Reserves despite meeting all attendance

requirements for the year, to aid the demand for personel during Operational Readiness Exercises and

Inspections for Hill AFB

­ Obtained 5 Level Qualification as an Electrical & Environmental Specialist

INTERESTS

Computer Software, Computer Hardware, Computer Repair, Electronic Security, Cyber Security,

Military Intelligence, Current Events, Non­Fiction Literature, Military Equipment, Fitness, Electrical

Systems, Electrical Troubleshooting

REFERENCES

● MSgt Eric Engel

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4th AMXS Specialist Flight Chief (4th AMU), United States Air Force

801­628­1572

Eric.Engel@hill.af.mil

● TSgt Jesse Hewitt

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Electrical & Environmental Specialist Supervisor, United States Air Force

801­529­3306

Jesse.Hewitt@hill.af.mil

Professional Reference

● Houston Warnick ­

Estimator, Morris Electric Inc.

801­310­7822

warhou5@gmail.com

Personal Reference

● James “Jim” Skiles

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BAE Systems, AVCOM Production Supervisor

385­244­4968

j.a.skiles@gmail.com

Professional Reference