Aerospace Engineer Resume Sample

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henry.stuart@usmilitaryaviation.com

Henry Stuart Aerospace Engineer

Responsible, professional and very thorough aerospace engineer, specialized in the field of aeronautical engineering. I have been working on commercial as well as military air crafts for more than a decade. I wish to work for a commercial airline that is committed to provide safety and good service. I believe in serving people and I wish to do my part through dedicated hard work and professionalism.

Work Experience

15 Years & 6 Months
Jun 2009 to Present

US Military Airline

Aeronautical Engineer

Responsible for checking all the air crafts. Checking propulsion and landing gear is my duty. I check the air craft along with other engineers and coordinate work while focusing on my own duty areas.

I also train new engineers and often teach them off site and near the fleet workshop. It is my duty to ensure that all air crafts are maintained and that I am present at work and ready to work even in a short period of time according ot the orders given by the crew authorities.
Feb 2005 to May 2009
4 Years & 3 Months

American Airways

Aerospace Engineer-Aeronautics

Responsible for looking after air craft fleet and maintaining the regulations of the airline. It was my duty to daily be on the site early morning and start a regular checking of all the air crafts in use.

I supervised a team of mechanics and ensured that all working air crafts were in good condition and fit to fly.

Education

2002 - 2004

State University

Diploma Aeronautical Engineering-Military air crafts

Attended course to understand the working and regulations of military air crafts.
1998 - 2002

United Engineering College

BS Aeronautical Engineering

Exceptional student with best end of term projects and presentations.

Languages

English (US)

Native or Bilingual Proficiency

French

Professional Working Proficiency

Spanish

Professional Working Proficiency
Technical Skills

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Achievements

Became member of the International Academy of Engineers

Selected member of On-Board Engineers for American Airways.

Maintained fleet of air crafts with seven engineers and recieved Award for Dedication and Service.
Travels

Attended an aviation and engineering course in Germany in 2009. It was about the aeronautical engineering on new air crafts and the demands of some particular civil air crafts such as the Airbus A 380.

Attended course for military air craft maintenance in Washington. It aimed to provide knowledge on military regulations and routine checks.