1. Billy Merrell
Robinson TX 76706
(C) : 2544006578
merrell.billy@gmail.com
Summary Statement
Dependable, hard-working Aircraft Electrician with over 15 years of experience in aircraft maintenance,
installation and modifications. Troubleshooting and installation of avionics equipment. Termination and ring-
outs of multiple types of electrical connectors. Active Secret Security clearance. Flexible with work
schedules, Able to work varying shifts
Experience
L-3 Communications, Bellmead, TX 2010 - 2016
Aircraft Electrical Installer
Responsibilities: Avionics System Installation per Engineering specifications and drawings
Termination and ringout of coaxial, heavy guage, and standard wiring using precision tools and soldering
Heavy Modifications of ( A)C-130Ws, P-3, and 747-8 VVIP aircraft
Maintain logs in Solumina and on Work Orders
Instrumental in team winning William J. Perry award
Installation and Upgrade of All Electrical and Avionics Systems Including MX-15 and 20, Mission Power,
SATCOM, and PGW(Precision Guided Weapons).
Bell Helicopters, Ozark, AL 2008 - 2009
Aircraft Electrician
Responsibilities: Overhaul/Remanufacturing of Aircraft Electrical Systems
Overhaul/Remanufacturing of Aircraft Electrical Systems on UH-1
Heated Blanket, Lights, Power Wires, Fuel Quantity Systems, Circuit Breakers, Terminal Boards, and
Electrical Contacts
Printing Wire Identification Numbers
Keystone Helicopters, Coatesville, PA 2008 - 2008
Avionics Tech
Responsibilities: Installation and Functional checks on Avionics Equipment.
Installation, Functional Checks, and Troubleshooting of Aircraft Avionics Systems on S-92s
Wire Terminations to include Electrical Contacts, Terminal Lugs, Solder, and EMI Protected Connectors

2. L-3 Communications, Crestview, FL 2007 - 2008
Aircraft Electrical Installer
Responsibilities: Complete Electrical refurbishment of H-60s
Installation of all Aircraft Avionics Systems on H-60
Systems Installed Include GPS, Compass, Instrument Panel, MFDs, and Engine Power Wires
Field Modification of FLIR on A-10 s
US Air Force, Hurlburt Field, FL Aug 2000 – Aug 2007
Instruments and Flight Controls
Responsibilities:
Flightline maintenance of Aircraft Avionics Systems on AC-130Us
Autopilot, Flight Director, Engine Indicating Systems, Fuel Quantity, Pitot Static
Use of Precision Measuring Equipment
Termination including Splices, Terminal Lugs, Solder, and Electrical Contacts
Education, Professional Development and Training
AAS Industrial Systems Management, Northwest Florida St College - Niceville, FL
AAS Avionics Systems Technology, Community College of the Air Force - Maxwell AFB, AL
Memberships
Boy Scouts of America - Den Leader and Assistant Scout Master. Leading groups of boys and conflict
resolution