1. Patrick Syvong
1027 Badbury Lane
Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Psyvong@yahoo.com
Cell Phone: (469) 438‐2906
Objective:
Seeking an Associate Engineer position in Electronics and Avionics Industry that will offer challenges and
opportunities for increasing responsibilities, as well as allowing me to apply my skills, versatility, and
adaptability as I work to enhance the operations and profitability of my employer.
Skills:
 Microsoft Excel, Access, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook
 Soldering and un‐soldering
 ICT testing
 Measuring devices
 Signal generator
 Oscilloscope
 Frequency counter
 Electronic repair (components level)
 Bilingual (Laotian)
 FAA Regulations and Documentation
Education:
ITT Technical Institute March 2002 ‐ March 2004
Arlington, TX
Associates in Computer and Electronic Engineering Technology
FAA Part 145 Certified Repair Station
Certified IPC Specialist
Rework/Repair
Work Experience:
Sagem Avionics: January 2007 ‐ Present Grand Prairie, TX
Quality Inspector
Examine components to ensure that assembly repairs are made according to specifications and certify
airworthiness of aircraft components by performing the following duties:
 Collect data, such as component hours and cycles, to evaluate component performance.

2. Patrick Syvong
 Review product service records/documentation prior to induction into the shop for purchase order
requirement configuration, service life, and mandatory maintenances, as well as accuracy of these
records.
 Perform shop floor audits to determine compliance with regulations and company procedures.
 Examine assembly, installation, and adjustment of components to ensure that workmanship and
materials conform to Civil Air Regulations, company specifications, CMM's, and manual procedures.
 Reviews configuration and modification status and records those changes, where required.
 Examine material product for surface defects, such as cracks, pits, and corrosion.
 Inspect materials and products to ensure protective covers and safety wire for conformance to
specifications.
 Compare product with parts list or sample model to ensure completion of assembly.
 Verify specified dimensions of product or material.
 Sign traveler tag to approve unit or record reasons for rejecting unit.
 Perform visual inspection of product prior to delivery.
 Examine work records for completeness and accuracy.
 Complete documentation required to certify that product was airworthy and accept the product for
return to service.
Control Product: July 2004 ‐ September 2006 Grand Prairie, TX
Electronic Technician
 Ran test on flight simulator panels, component level trouble shooting on PCB, and quality check up on
final products.
 Conducted 100% of my rework soldering and un‐soldering components on analog and digital
components.
References available upon request.