7409 OLIAN DR. • HAZELWOOD, MO.

• 63042 • APT#3
PHONE 314-808-7279 • E-MAIL J_STUPPERICH@WWW.YAHOO.COM

JOSHUA P. STUPPERICH
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

I’m a professional electronics technician possessing about 8 years of hands-on in-field

electronics experiences. Field experiences have included consumer and industrial
electronics, motherboard and main-board repair and trouble-shooting, electronics
assembly, and software program loading. Skills include soldering, trouble-shooting
integrated circuits, repair of the printed circuit board, and reverse engineering. I’m
currently seeking to expand expertise in the field of electronic analysis and design and
someday to patent new electronic technologies.

EDUCATIONAL AND FIELD QAULIFICATIONS

♦ 5 years of surface-mount soldering ♦ Radio receiver and transmitter
experience Application
♦ Troubleshooting experience ♦ Windows 98, Windows 95, Dos, and
♦ Experience in Video and Audio some Linux
Circuitry ♦ Circuitry Design and Analysis course
♦ Experience with Operational experience
Amplifiers and high and low pass ♦ Data networking course experience
filters ♦Modern Communication systems course
♦ Experience with Micro mother board experience
repair and troubleshooting ♦ Knowledgeable of ISO 9001 & 2001
Microprocessor circuitry and interface standards
circuitry (Memory Bus Lines) ♦ Experience in Class 1, 2, & 3 solder
♦ Experienced with Digital and analog reworking & hot air reflow systems
applications ♦ Performed Process evaluations on line
♦ PLC and ladder programming and operations
interfacing ♦ Programming & testing of production
♦ C++ and Q basic computer products
languages ♦ Experience with lead & lead-free solder
processes

EDUCATION

ITT Technical Institution Earth City, Missouri

Associates of applied science degree in Electronic Engineering, 1997 - 2000

ITT Technical Institution Earth City, Missouri

Bachelors of Science degree in Electronic Communications Engineering Technology,
2003 – 2005

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Oct. of 2008 – currently employed Siemens Manufacturing co., Inc.

Hired as an Electronics’ bench technician.
♦ Duties entail testing line product for defects down to the component level. Reading
schematics to trouble-shoot failed product and performing the specified class of repair.
Monitoring the line process and making suggestions to improve build time and quality of
production and also performing each individual task of the operation at hand. Rewriting
test procedures and updating process agendas.

Jul of 2004 – May of 2008 Technology Solutions Inc.

Hired as a Repair technician and laid off due to the loss of contracts.
♦ Troubleshooting and repair Symbol model #6800 Barcode scanners for various
contracts. Surface mount circuit repair and reflow of electronic components.
Troubleshooting required component level diagnostics. The circuitry dealt with the
digital transmission of inventory data via wireless networks. The scanners run the DOS
3.1 operating system.

Feb. of 2003 – Feb. of 2004 Dick’s Radio and Television repair

Hired as a Repair technician and laid off due to the Lack of funding.
♦ Duties entailed troubleshoot and repair of customer’s merchandise. Quote estimates
to customers and put parts on order. Return all customers merchandise undamaged
and promptly. Troubleshoot Video, and audio circuitry, and perform all necessary
repairs to circuit boards. Double check all wiring and connections before closing up an
item.

Apr. of 2002 – Jan. of 2003 Concept Technologies Inc.

Hired as a temporary Assembly technician for the increase during their business
season and was released after the season was through.
♦ Assemble and repair refrigerant meters before packaging and sale. Calibrate the
pressure reading circuit; construct thermistors’ to use on the meters. Making parts on
the lathe and drill press. Replacing bad components mainly surface mounted
microprocessor and EPROM.

Mar of 2001 - Mar of 2002 Commercial Electronics Inc.

Hired as a Repair technician from On-Site technical staffing and released due to them
wanting someone with more experience.
♦ Troubleshoot and repair Drive thru intercom systems. Troubleshoot analog TTL
circuits and amplifier circuits. Refurbishing the unit to look like bran new was a part of
the process. Repair circuit boards with broken or burnt up traces. Replace failed
components and document the task time of the repair.

June of 2000 – Jan of 2001 Com-Sal Telecommunications Corp.

Repair Technician
♦ Troubleshoot and repair telephones units and KSU units. Component Level
troubleshooting on amplifier circuits and relay circuitry. Did some reverse engineering
to solve problems that people were having with particular units. Received work
experience with a Digital Multi-meter, a Tracker, and an Oscilloscope.

Mar of 1997 – Apr of 2000 Pony Computer corp.

Warehouse hand and RMA Technician
♦Pulling system and part orders for pick-ups and manufacturing. Receiving and
entering inventory into the main computer system. Bar coding the inventory for the
shelves. Keeping the warehouse straighten up and swept.
♦ Taking customer service calls and determining if the problem has to do with software
or hardware issues. To register bad components and replace if it’s within warranty.
Offer assistance to walk in customers in a timely manner. Place orders for replacement
parts and package for shipping.