William Pooley Email & Phone Number | A fun and experienced military veteran with formal training in welding/fabrication and electronics technology. High level of leadership experience and team development. I’m focused and have a good work ethic. Honesty, punctuality, and safety are some of my better qualities. In the Army, I was an Infantryman. I completed my basic training and then went to special schools (Javelin, airborne). When I got to my first Unit, I continued my training going to sniper training as an SDM (Squad Designated Marksman). I then Deployed to Afghanistan and got promoted quickly to the Rank of E-5 when I was 21 years old. After an Honorable discharge, I started going to school. I began my schooling as a welder. During my time at school I was an honor roll student and announced student of the year. I started by welding oxy-fuel, MIG, Flux- Core into TIG and Stick. As I learned these processes, I learned how to become a fabricator. I learned the Torchmate system, which is used for cutting custom designs with plasma and can engrave designs into the metal. I learned metallurgy, how to read and design blueprints. I learned some advanced math to properly accomplish my goals as a fabricator. While in the welding program I decided that I wanted to know how to build robots, I believe that welding will go well with electronics. The week I completed my welding training, I signed up to start Industrial Electronics. I continued my education going into electronics technology. During my time obtaining this degree I received student of the year again and honor roll. During the beginning of this degree I learned basic electronics ohm’s law, Watt’s law, capacitors, resistors and inductors. I then followed this by learning motors, advanced electronics (shift register, IC’s) and security. I received certification for IPC (Institute of Printed Circuits), Fanuc (Fuji Automatic NUmerical Control). As a student, I have learned a ton of math. How the components work together and how to troubleshoot and fix the circuits. I have learned fiber optics and other cable making processes. I have learned PLCs (Programmable logic controllers), Hydraulics and pneumatics. I would like to use this knowledge to build things that will help people. My interest is military and law enforcement equipment, Safety equipment building unique and complicated products to help the world.

William Pooley

A fun and experienced military veteran with formal training in welding/fabrication and electronics t...
Reno, Reno, United States

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William Pooley’s Location Reno, Reno, United States

William Pooley’s Current Industry Westech International Raven Electronics

William Pooley’s Prior Industry Us Army

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Westech International

Electronic Technician 2

2020-07-01 00:00:00 - Present

Raven Electronics

Technician

2019-02-01 00:00:00 - Present

Us Army

Infantryman

2007-01-01 00:00:00 - 2012-01-01 00:00:00

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William Pooley is a A fun and experienced military veteran with formal training in welding/fabrication and electronics technology. High level of leadership experience and team development. I’m focused and have a good work ethic. Honesty, punctuality, and safety are some of my better qualities. In the Army, I was an Infantryman. I completed my basic training and then went to special schools (Javelin, airborne). When I got to my first Unit, I continued my training going to sniper training as an SDM (Squad Designated Marksman). I then Deployed to Afghanistan and got promoted quickly to the Rank of E-5 when I was 21 years old. After an Honorable discharge, I started going to school. I began my schooling as a welder. During my time at school I was an honor roll student and announced student of the year. I started by welding oxy-fuel, MIG, Flux- Core into TIG and Stick. As I learned these processes, I learned how to become a fabricator. I learned the Torchmate system, which is used for cutting custom designs with plasma and can engrave designs into the metal. I learned metallurgy, how to read and design blueprints. I learned some advanced math to properly accomplish my goals as a fabricator. While in the welding program I decided that I wanted to know how to build robots, I believe that welding will go well with electronics. The week I completed my welding training, I signed up to start Industrial Electronics. I continued my education going into electronics technology. During my time obtaining this degree I received student of the year again and honor roll. During the beginning of this degree I learned basic electronics ohm’s law, Watt’s law, capacitors, resistors and inductors. I then followed this by learning motors, advanced electronics (shift register, IC’s) and security. I received certification for IPC (Institute of Printed Circuits), Fanuc (Fuji Automatic NUmerical Control). As a student, I have learned a ton of math. How the components work together and how to troubleshoot and fix the circuits. I have learned fiber optics and other cable making processes. I have learned PLCs (Programmable logic controllers), Hydraulics and pneumatics. I would like to use this knowledge to build things that will help people. My interest is military and law enforcement equipment, Safety equipment building unique and complicated products to help the world.