Adam Cooper
5524 Brightwood Lane
Mobile, Alabama 36608
(251) 623-0875 (Cell)
cooper1178@bellsouth.net

OBJECTIVE

My career objective is to offer a high level of expertise in maintenance, troubleshooting, and problem solving while working in the aviation industry. With over ten years experience in internal combustion engine maintenance and overhaul, I have gained substantial, transferable knowledge. It is my sincere desire to utilize my experience, education, and ability to manage others in a way that will enhance my professional development, coworkers, and any potential employer.

EMPLOYMENT

Teledyne Continental Motors, Inc. 6/2008-11/2008
Product Field Performance Coordinator
Mobile, AL

I assisted with National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigations, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) investigations, and Product Condition Inspections as a technical advisor. I provided product field performance analysis and trend monitoring for the entire company. Many of my findings resulted in corrective actions which led to a direct reduction in warranty costs and enhanced product performance and reliability. In addition to my regular duties, I developed a software package that was instrumental in streamlining many of the antiquated processes that were in place when first employed.

Mobile Aviation College 2006-2008
Airframe and Powerplant Training
Mobile, AL

During my training, I was recruited by the faculty to design and fabricate training aids for aviation systems. My responsibilities included development of a gas turbine accessory gearbox cutaway trainer, functional reciprocating engine fuel injection system trainer, several reciprocating engine test stands, and development of a cockpit trainer. Many of my constructed training aids included functional gauges and navigation systems that were used for instrumentation classes.

Quality Assurance Inspector 2005-2006
IMS Engineers
Jackson, MS

I served as part of Task Force Hope-Mississippi Recovery field team as a Quality Auditor for the US Army Corps of Engineers. My responsibilities included supervision of multiple recovery crews and assessment of individual project requirements, with an emphasis on safety, quality of work, and needs of individuals affected by Katrina. I provided on-the-job training for new employees to maximize time, minimize cost and ensure success. I was recognized by the Department of the Army in May of 2006 for working extended hours in order to meet deadlines and contract requirements.

Tuner\Mechanic 2005
Brazell’s Transmissions
Waynesboro, MS

I designed and fabricated specialized tooling and fixtures for the installation of fuel injection systems. My responsibilities included utilization of Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT), Cylinder Head Temperature (CHT), Inlet Air Temperature (IAT), and Wideband Lambda Oxygen sensors to ensure efficient and accurate tuning. Troubleshooting, problem solving, and customer support was a major part of my regular duties. I established expanded accounts with existing companies and secured new business. I designed and updated pricing lists throughout projects to document expenditures while maintaining historical database and systematically reducing operating costs. I implemented many advanced marketing and advertising techniques.

IT Specialist 2003-2005
Kyteflyte Productions
Mobile, AL

I managed a diverse team that provided design, development, and implementation of a robust software system and marketing website. My responsibilities included working closely with other publishers and distributors providing support for all aspects of the publishing business as well as maintenance of systems and software.

Computer Technician 1994-1996
Huntsville City Schools
Huntsville, AL

Part-time duties included designing and installing a Novell network for the Huntsville public school system while a student at Grissom High School.


EDUCATION / TRAINING

Enterprise-Ozark Community College
Aug 2006-Aug 2008
Mobile Aviation Campus
Associates Degree in Powerplant Technology
Associates Degree in Airframe Technology
A & P Licenses
Short Certificate in Aircraft Structures

University of South Alabama
January 1998-May 2004
Mobile, Alabama
Bachelor’s Degree in Technical Communications
Associate’s Degree in Computer Science specializing in Information Technology


Further References Available On Request

Needed: Mobile Aerospace
20 A&P's
20 Sheet Metal
Bonus: $400 after first 40hrs., travel pay, 1 week hotel pd. up to $1000 bonus after 90 days.




Needed: San Antonio Aerospace
25 A&P's
50 Sheet Metal
5 Int.
Bonus: $200 after first 40hrs., travel pay, 1 week hotel pd