Highlights:Aug 03, 2011 - Junior Avionics Technician Aug 03, 2011 - Avionics Technician Dec 2014 CAASL-66 Aircraft Maintenance License ( Avionics ) Ape 2020 EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance License ( Avionics )

Skills:Detail Oriented, Excellent Communication, Willingness to Learn, Reliability, Hands-on Competence, Active Teamwork, Effective Prioritization

Goal:My goal for this career is to develop new skills and experiences that will help me to develop professionally. Working with Boeing and other aircrafts, I’m excited to learn more about the industry, expand my professional network, and contribute my knowledge and skills to support the success of the team. I look forward to collaborating with my colleagues and developing innovative solutions to achieve our goals. I would look to undertake further training to increase my knowledge, productivity and value. when an opportunity is available in the company, I will apply for advancement to a higher position.

Certification:EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance License - Avionics Belgian Civil Aviation Authority Apr 14, 2020 - May 24, 2024 CAASL Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance License - Avionics Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka Nov 26, 2019 - Nov 30, 2024

Avionics Technician 08/2012 - current
SriLankan Airlines Ltd., Katunayake, Western Province Sri Lanka
Industry: Airline
Analatically-driven avionics professional having 11+ years line & base maintenance experience in directing, monitoring and performing preventive and unscheduled maintenance on Airbus A319 CEO, A320 CEO & NEO, A321 CEO & NEO, A330 CEO and A340 aircrafts.Highly adaptable and dedicated to producing error-free results, safe working conditions and quality service.
Complete preventative and reparative maintenance on aircraft avionics systems in accordance with company and EASA standards. Read and interpret all maintenance manuals, maintenance task cards and work from related schematics, diagrams, drawings, technical directives, maintenance / servicing instructions and operational written procedures to determine the feasibility and method of repairing or replacing malfunctioning or damaged components. Meet tight repair deadlines to ensure no service disruption and aircrafts departs on schedule. Inspect completed work to ensure that maintenance meets standards and safe operation of aircrafts. Operate, troubleshoot, adjust, repair, rework or replace associated parts, components and assemblies on avionics systems to eliminate malfunctions and ensure proper operation. Perform related duties in hazardous areas such as oxygen system, engine and APU fire extinguishing systems including removal and replacement of cartridge-actuated devices.--
Junior Avionics Technician 08/2011 - 08/2012
SriLankan Airlines Ltd., Katunayake, Sri Lanka
Industry: Airline
Detail-oriented aircraft avionics professional having 10+ years line maintenance experience in directing, monitoring and performing preventive and unscheduled maintenance on Airbus A319, A320 CEO & NEO, A321 CEO & NEO, A330 CEO and A340 aircrafts. Highly adaptable and dedicated to produce error-free results, safe working conditions and quality service.
Fabricated wire harnesses and modified existing electrical assemblies per engineering drawings and blueprints complying to EASA and company standards. Utilized all maintenance manuals, maintenance task cards, schematics and other technical data to perform in- depth troubleshooting, fault isolation and maintenance on avionics systems. Removed, repaired and reinstalled aircrafts parts in accordance with technical data. Inspect parts for FOD damages, proper installation and application. Produced quality work while staying within time constraints. Good at communicating with quality control, engineers/supervisors and fellow technicians.--

National Institute of Business Management 06/2004 - 10/2004
Colombo-07, Western Province, Sri Lanka
Degree: High School Or Below
Major:Computer Science
Minor:Computer Science
Successfully Completed.

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