Mack Dickie
Goldsboro
Summary
Almost 8 years of experience as an F-15 C/D/E integrated avionics systems specialist with the U.S.ir Force, complemented by training in Electrical & Environmental, Armament, Propulsion, and Airframe and Powerplant General fields. Scheduled to obtain A&P license in November, demonstrating commitment to professional development. Proficient in interpreting schematics, technical manuals, and data analysis, with a strong focus on troubleshooting and task prioritization to enhance productivity and safety. Recognized for high productivity and efficient task completion in complex avionics systems, ensuring seamless operations and maintenance.
Overview
8
8
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
F-15 Integrated Avionics System Specialist
U.S. Air Force
11.2017 - Current
- Attained additional extensive skills by being “cut” trained in additional Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSC’S) (Airframe and Powerplant General, Environmental and Electric, Armament, and Propulsion.)
- Knowledge on a broad range of maintenance concepts, principles, and practices for avionics systems and related equipment.
- Supervise a team of 20 avionics, electricians, and engine specialists to maintain a fleet of aircraft worth over $2.2 billion.
- Appointed lead individual for Communication Security (COMSEC) duties and responsibilities for $25 million vault program including inventory, distribution, use, and destruction of classified material.
- Obtained Engine Run Certification for Pratt Whitney F100-PW-229 engine to perform operational checks spanning over 5 different career fields.
- Led 4 teams conducting ADCP II fiber optic modifications on 12 aircraft, simplified the process by identifying modification faults and streamlining a fleetwide operation.
- Inspector qualified on maintenance related tasks on avionics systems to include: automatic flight controls, RADAR, radio communications, navigation, and electronic warfare systems.
- Proficient in troubleshooting APG-60, APG-70, APG-82, MIDS-J, and SATCOM systems by identifying and repairing splice points, wiring, LRUs and LRM cards to enable fully functioning systems.
- Experienced in wire maintenance including: routing, splicing, cannon plug replacement, wire harness repair, and overall inspections to assure an efficient and safe result.
- Utilizes and organizes detailed records of maintenance actions performed to aircraft through IMDS (International Material Data System) and various other written logs.
- Collaborated with Aircraft engineers to produce maintenance practices tailored to certain discrepancies and logistical constraints in order to meet flight requirements.
- Traveled for TDY’S (Temporary Duty) and MRT’S (Maintenance Recovery Team) to over 12 locations.
Education
F-15 Integrated Avionics Technical Training -
Sheppard AFB
TexasA&P License -
Bakers School of Aeronautics
TennesseeSkills
- Aircraft airworthiness assessment
- Time management
- Organizational skills
- Troubleshooting and problem-solving
- Effective communication
- Leadership and team management
- Testing and modification
- Wire maintenance
- Attention to detail
- Data analysis
- Avionics security
- Classified program oversight
Certification
A&P License Nov 2025
Timeline
F-15 Integrated Avionics System Specialist
U.S. Air Force
11.2017 - Current
F-15 Integrated Avionics Technical Training -
Sheppard AFB
A&P License -
Bakers School of Aeronautics