Gary Lee Wynn
The University of Tennessee
TANDEC Building
1321 White Avenue
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-1950
Work: (865) 974-2614

CAREER OBJECTIVE
To secure a career in the computer software/hardware, electronics, or electrical field.

EXPERIENCE
Electronics Technician / Senior Research Assistant
The University of Tennessee TANDEC Building
1321 White Avenue
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-1950
May 1990 to present

Responsibilities: designing and creating computer hardware and software for tailoring research data, data acquisition development, electronic and electrical repair on departmental research equipment, operation and maintenance of non woven fiber spunbond research equipment, instrumentation calibration schedules, and shopping for domestic and foreign spare parts vendors

Electronics Technician
Avionics America, Inc.
2287 Airport Highway
Alcoa, Tennessee 37701
March 1987 to February 1988 (part-time)
March 1988 to May 1990

Responsibilities: aviation transponder, communications, and navigation equipment component level repair, maintenance, and installation

Certifications: King KX-170 Navigation / Communications Transceivers; KY-196/197 Digital Communications; KR-85, KR-86, KR-87 Digital Automatic Direction Finders; KT-76/78 Transponders; 3M Storm Tracking Radar; S-TEC Auto-Pilots

Electronics Technician
Add-Rite Business and Financial Systems, Inc.
301 Magnolia Avenue NE.
Knoxville, Tennessee 37917
August 1987 to February 1988

Responsibilities: business machine (i.e. computers, printers, calculators, etc.) component level repair, maintenance, and installation

EDUCATION
State Technical Institute at Knoxville
3435 Division Street, Knoxville, Tennessee 37919
September 1981 - May 1986
Associates Degree in Electrical Engineering

The University of Tennessee
Admissions and Records, 320 Student Services Building
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-0230
September 1989 - present

COURSES OF STUDY
Circuit Theory, Pulse and Digital Circuits, Rotating Machinery, Operational Amplifiers, Communications Systems, Microprocessors and Applications, Process Control Systems, and Robotics

SKILLS
Computer programming in C++, Microsoft Visual Basic for Windows, Assembler, Machine, Pascal, DOS, MacOS, HTML, VAX/UNIX, Internet, Gopher, TCP/IP scripting, AutoCAD, MathCAD, Excel, Word, MatLab, and Computer Vision. Hardware design and interfacing with MS DOS/Windows based machines, PowerPC and 680X0 Macintoshes, and Apple II machines.

Vita
May 1995 - Developed a computer server based energy management and security system, incorporating multiple satellite computer data acquisition and control, for use with large multiple building installations.

February 1994 - Attended a two week training course on motor drives at Reta Electronics, GmbH in Hennef, Germany.

September 1993 - Wrote several machine process control programs for automation of extruder equipment and air handling units using Basic and Machine Language routines.

May 1992 - Developed Macintosh automatic fiber diameter measuring apparatus incorporating Pascal programming, video cameras and microscopes.

July 1990 - Attended a two week training course on nonwoven fiber spinning at Reifenhäuser, GmbH in Troisdorf, Germany.

1989 - Wrote the only Federal Aviation Administration approved Loran-C Instrument Flight Rules certification computer program.

1988 - Developed IBM video capturing apparatus for aircraft instrument panel overlay designing.

1988 - Drafted modification drawings to a Bell 412 helicopter's static system using Auto CAD.

June 1988 - Certifications from the Federal Aviation Administration in Vacuum, Static, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, and their associated components.

1987 - Made a training tape for marine Loran-C navigation covering history, theory, and operation; incorporating computer animation, calculations, and audio on video tape.

1986-present - Auto CAD drafting course and frequent use.

1986-1990 - Created numerous sheet metal projects using most mechanical shop tools.

December 1985 - Gave a presentation and speech at the National Robotics Society in Oak Ridge.

November 1985 - Completed a credited self-study college course in Robotics.

September 1985 - Wrote several machine language programs for Robotic instruments.

1985-present - Member of the Electrical and Electronics Engineering society.

1985 - National Dean's List honors.

1980-1986 - Worked full-time as an electrician during summers to help pay for school. Worked with residential, commercial, and industrial wiring installation and repair.

References
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