Darius Pearson
1216 E. 63rd Street <> Chicago, IL 60637 <> (773) 503-5872 <> cpearson2008@yahoo.com
summary or skills:
•	Applied knowledge of alternating current theory, from the point of production through its
distribution and use in single-and three-phase systems.
•	Able to perform a variety of calculations of AC network theorems, phasor, reactance,
impedance, phase relationships, power, resonance, transformers, and filter circuits.
•	Analytical approach to circuits while working with ladder diagrams and wiring diagrams.
•	Developed technique for examining sequence of operation and circuit function along with the
operation and control of AC and DC electric motors.
•	Comprehension of the characteristics of DC and AC electricity from the point of production
through distribution and use in electrical systems.
•	Exposed to the various electrical components and their functions as applied to 3-phase motor
controls.
•	Familiar with the basic steps to formulating an accurate estimate, from essential preliminaries to
submitting a final bid.
•	Blueprint familiarity includes lines, views, sketching, units of measurement, limits and
tolerances, uses and types of fasteners, finish marks, and special dimensioning features.
•	Conduit bending and electrical wiring of residential and commercial buildings

training and education:
Coyne College - Chicago, IL
Electrical Construction and Maintenance, Diploma	Completed December 2011
Electrical Construction and Planning A.A.S degree 	Completed September 2010
3.2 G.P.A	Completed July 24, 2012
Building Analyst Professional Certification (BPI)

employment history:
Apprentice position with contractor Anthony Morgan 2011- 773-858-8923
GE Zenith	Chicago, IL	September - 2012
Contractor Position
•	Wiring of Switch Gear Cabinets
•	Labeling and wiring transformers and fuses based on blueprints.
•	Working in an industrial environment that requires different tasks being completed such as proper maintenance of the working area, helping load supplies on trucks, knowledge of different tools in order to complete a pacific goal.