1. SAVONG PHIN
336 PawtucketStreet; Lowell,MA. 01854 Tel: 1-978-729-8999 Email: savongrp2003@yahoo.com
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATION:
A highly productive,effectiveelectronicstest technician and electromechanical assemblies withstrong workethics and
ability to learn fast independently or as a team player.
> Electro-Mechanical Technician, Test & Repair > Utilizing Digital, Analog & Manual Test equipment
> Scheduling & Coordinating Work Flow > SMT Universal Placement Machine Operation
> Build Test Fixture > Debug and Troubleshoot electronic
> Assembled Prototypes > Develop Test Procedures
> Clean Room & ISO Manufacturing Environment > Soldering Techniques
> Technical Support > Assisted in Quality Assurance
> PC Systems Installation > Technical Support
> Problem Solving/Quality Assurance > Coordinate with Engineering
TECHINICAL SKILLS:
Word processing, operation system, pertinent hardware, list software application, basic of electronic,and automotive
mechanical technology.
> Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Lotus Notes > Window NT, 2000, and window XP
> Oscilloscope & Signal Generator > Schematic & wiring diagrams
> Electrical Testing and Inspection > Ground Continuity Testing
> Digital Voltmeter & Ohmmeter > SMD & Thru Hole Assembly
> MRSI 505 & 175Ag > Linux Operation System
> Familiar with LabView applications & FabMaster > Validator 2000
> MATLAB R2007b
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
L-3 Communications SDS, Haverhill MA 01835 03/2015 - Present
OperationsTechnician
 Performa variety of electronicstechnician functions,to include installing, maintaining, trouble shooting, repairing, and
life cyclesupport for LINAC and PORTALequipment and its components.
 . Enhance documentation of systems test plans and procedures for component, integration, system, acceptance and
regression testing.
 Able to actas a liaison between test engineering and manufacturing test to insure product(s) are robustly tested to
customer specifications.
 Interact with manufacturing engineering to improve product flow that willenhance the LEAN culture being fostered
within the organization.
 Assists engineers in monitoring and evaluating product development and technical feasibility.
BostonScientificCorporation/RhythmiaMedical,Burlington, MA 10/2013 – 03/2015
Capital Equip. MFG- Technician IV
• Performsfinal assembly and test on all products.
• Independently operates and test computer controlled devices and perform detailed problem solving.
• Supports Manufacturing Engineering and R&D with the testing of new products as required.
• Exhibits detailed troubleshooting skills at system assembly levels on all products. Diagnose the problem, get to root
cause and resolution and give feedbackto ME’s.
• Improves product reliability by workingwith ME’s and attending meetings as required.
• Train ProductBuilders and Technicians, and other internal and external customers as required.
• Followsprocedures from SFP (Shop FloorPaperwork) and has detailed knowledge of how MPI’s, TPI’s, drawings, etc.
are used.
• Develops procedures withManufacturing Engineering personnel to review process instructions and procedures to
improve the processes.
• Develops and resolve test procedures (TPI’s)under ME supervision.
• Providessupport for Capital Equipment Manufacturing, Repair Operations, Manufacturing Engineering and any other
internal customer as required.
• Learn and familiarize with the company’s documentation system with the creation of routers, procedures, etc.
• Performsand explains the testing of products during a tour, inspection or audit.

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Pharmalucence, Inc. Bedford, MA (Contract) 9/2012 - 2/2013
CalibrationEngineer,CalMan
 Read PI&Ddrawings and Tag instruments
 Verify calibration certificates and enter instruments into the CALMAN data base
 Create and implement preventive maintenance program to ensure proper equipment operation and reduced down
time.
 Providescalibration certificateentry forthe engineering, familiarity with cGMP,FDAand ISO guidelines.
 Manage calibration program to ensure equipment is calibrated according to internal SOP and manufacturer and
engineering specifications.
 PerformValidator 2000 software, creating/modifying a setup file, connecting the system, calibration sensors, running
a qualification stud, verifyingsensors calibration and generating reports.
 Workclosely with,and fully support Engineering; Operations personnel to ensure smooth and continued equipment
functionto support operational goals.
 Manage outside calibration facility tracking and pulling equipment from engineering, quality and manufacturing
locations.
Hologic, Inc. Bedford, MA 2/2011 – 3/2012
FieldServiceApprentice
 Provideon-site service support at customers’ facilities to address tool installation, emergency breakdowns, warranty
service, and servicecontract workswith daily updates
 Test system production and diagnosis software withreports
 Monitor tool performance and service any issues to ensure effectivecommunication and minimal disruption to
customer
 Independently diagnose and repair instruments within the territory
 Systematically analyze the source of problems affectingcustomer’s instrumentation
 Resolve problems with affectedinstrument, or prepare a report of findings and recommendations. Refer complex
problems and concerns to appropriate individuals
 Communicate with clients, vendors, supervisors and any other persons or organizations with whom interaction is
required to accomplish the work
 Responsible for the completion and submission of field service reports and weekly expense reports.
Reveal Imaging Technologies, Inc. – Bedford, MA 5/2010 – 2/2011
ProductionTestTechnician
 Perform all aspects of equipment power up, electrical, mechanical calibration, load software, fine tune servo motors,
testing of ExplosiveDetection Systems and peripherals.
 Adjust, repair and replace switches, sensors cables, and other components to ensure optimum functionality and
quality.
 Working with the assembly and debug of array systems or other complicated software driven electro-mechanical
systems.
 Participation in customer configurations, acceptancetesting and building and testing sub-assemblies as required
supporting customer requirements.
 Assistance will be needed in the repair center to help diagnose, repair and retest returned materials.
 Responsible forall manufacturing support functions such as preparation of equipment and manufacturing components
to be used on the product.

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MKSINST., Inc.Methuen, MA
ProductionCalibrationTechnicianII(Temp.) 10/09 – 5/2010
 Performs maintenance, testing, troubleshooting, calibration and repair on a variety of circuits, components, analytical
equipment and instrumentation.
 Mechanical assembly, calibration, testing and troubleshooting of various pressure products.
 Works on assignments that are complex in nature in which considerable judgment, initiative and resolving problems
making recommendations.
 Interface withManufacturing Engineering and Manufacturing to transition products into production.
 Utilize, and maintain Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to document workorders, repairs, PMs,
and inventory control. Coordinates and performs troubleshooting, preventive maintenance and repairs.
 Ability to test and debug PCB assemblies to the component level and workwith minimum supervision while juggling
multiple priorities.
 Performs other related assignments and duties.
MTI Technology, Inc.– Newburyport,MA 6/09 – 9/09
TestTechnician(Completed Temp. assignment)
 Performs daily organizing & tracking of production jobs across manufacturing.
 Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of circuit performance at frequencies from5MHz to 10GHz.
 Tuning and aligning circuitry into specification compliance by adjusting and modifying circuit elements.
 Workindependently with direction ranging frominformal verbal instructions to formal documentation (suchas
diagrams, schematics, etc.) in order to perform the required engineering support functions.
 Ability to read an interpret assembly drawings (Blue Prints), wiring diagrams schematic diagrams, industry and
customer specific performance requirements and specifications.
Microsemi, Inc.– Lowell,MA 9/08 – 4/09
Technical Needs staffing services – Salem, NH 10/07 – 9/08
RF Test Technician
 Workfrom test plans, purchase orders, tables, charts, drawings, lab sheets, standards, specificationand instructions.
 Responsible fortesting semiconductor devices using automated software and automatic or manual handlers. Set up
test equipment, calibration, vision systems and collectdata.
 Knowledge of schematics, electric wiring, cable assembly, soldering, electronic testing, use of oscilloscopes as well as
various test equipments.
 Supports test and tune of RF integrated modules and assembles in production.
 Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of circuit performance at frequencies from15 MHz to 28GHz.
 Test and repair customer returned material in a timely manner to satisfy customer turnaround time goal.
 Maintain the manufacturing issue and defect tracking system that is used as a correctiveaction tool foreach product,
process, and suppliers.
 Review the test plans and customer requirements and select the proper test procedures and combined environments.
 Determine the fixturing and test sets required and Strong understanding of manufacturing assembly and test
concepts.
 Diagnose, troubleshoot, calibrate and repair complex electronic test equipment.
Collect, format, analyze and report data.
John Galt Staffing – Burlington, MA 10/06 – 9/07
TestTechnician(LMM&FC Inc.,Completed Temp. assignment)
 Performed a variety of highly technical duties to test, troubleshoot and repair components and final systems.
 Test digital, analog, & RF circuitry tomodule performance specifications and acceptancetest procedures.
 Knowledgeable in use of TopSecret and Unclassified Equipments between in a microwaverange.
 Set up and run configuration test, troubleshoot CCAs PC board to component levels.
 Assisted Engineers withunique testing, trouble shooting and procedure developments.
 All test performed using HP Series Signal Generator, Spectrum Analyzer, and PowerMeter.

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Abbott Laboratories-MediSense Products, Corp., Bedford, MA 4/98 – 9/06
Calibrationand MaintenanceTechnician
 Served as primary contactwithother departments toensure all calibration and maintenance activities were
performed in order to meet all production needs.
 Assisted in the conversionof pre-existing calibration softwareto new Calibration and Maintenance software
platform (Cal&Man). Served as department expert in use of software.
 Interacted with Operations Engineering to install, maintain and upgrade manufacturing equipment.
 Responded to production issues involvingequipment failure and malfunction.
 Maintained physical and electronic records of calibration and maintenance activities in accordancewith site policies.
 Providedcalibration and maintenance services forall equipment in calibration-maintenance database.
 Responsible forthe repair and maintenance of commercial and custom designed test and process equipment.
 Interfaced withManufacturing and Planning departments to coordinate calibration and maintenance activities.
 Maintained automatic and semi-automatic equipment in a manufacturing environment. Excellent mechanical
intuition, soldering and debugging skills.
M/A-Com Division of Tyco, Inc. – Lowell, MA 3/94 – 3/98
EngineeringTechnicianII
 Test-perform characterization, and verify prototypetesting on sub-systems and devices.
 Testing (DMMs and oscilloscopes), a wide range of RF/microwavetest is to be performed including S-parameters,
noise figure, compression and intermodulation measurements and spectral analysis in both manually driven test
stands.
 Assembly-general mounting and soldering of components onto PC boards, including SMT and QFNpackaged devices.
 Performed testing and troubleshooting on plastic and ceramic package integrated circuits, such as RF switchmatrix,
low noise amplifiers, power amplifiers, attenuators and phase shifters.
 Testing and troubleshooting complex circuit of Gallium Arsenide Wafer.
Bay Networks, Inc.; Billerica, MA 9/90 – 2/94
SystemTest Technician
 Performs mechanical and electricalsubsystem assembly, disassembly, test and real-time troubleshooting.
 Set-up and verification of test equipment, such as HP 3070 Series, GenRad 2276, 228xp and Teradyne Z1884 Vector
performance.
 Support in-circuittest, functional test, diagnose, troubleshoot, calibrate and repair complex electronic test equipment.
 Implemented Engineer Changes (ECs)into the manufacturing database.
 Resolve product testability issues, collect,format, analyze and report test data.
 Verified test and locatethe defectivecomponents on FabMaster, using window NT 4.0 platform.
EDUCATION:
General Electronic Training Center
o Successfully completed 100 hours and examination of the program receivedIPC-A-610C, J-STD-01C
o MRSI 505 and 175Ag certificationof technician.
o FDA GMP and ISO13485 Quality Systems Requirement and Practices– Abbott Corporate Training
o Certifications: Mammography Quality Standards Act, Stereotactic Biopsy Device, Selenia/ Selenia Advanced
Technical Training , Dimensions and SecurView Advanced Technicaltraining.
Johnson & Wales University, Providence,RI. Computer Technology
CCRI, Lincoln, RI. Computer Science
HONORS: Rhode Island Academic Awards and Rhode Island Fitness Awards.
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