Yuri Mathieu
About Yuri Mathieu
Yuri Mathieu is a Mech/Tech II with extensive experience in aircraft maintenance and operations, currently working at Amentum in Sicily, Italy. He previously worked at AMMROC as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer and has been involved in various operational checks and maintenance phases for the MS-177 payload.
Work at Amentum
Yuri Mathieu has been employed at Amentum as a Mech/Tech II since 2018. In this role, he assists with operational checks of the MS-177 payload. His responsibilities include managing aircraft through all phases of maintenance, which encompasses ordering and controlling parts. He operates Video Teleconferencing (VTC) systems for launch and recovery operations, as well as for troubleshooting purposes. His work contributes to the overall efficiency and effectiveness of maintenance operations.
Previous Experience at AMMROC
Before joining Amentum, Yuri Mathieu worked at the Advanced Military Maintenance Repair & Overhaul Center (AMMROC) as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer from 2013 to 2018. During his five years at AMMROC, he gained valuable experience in aircraft maintenance and repair, enhancing his technical skills and knowledge in the field.
Education and Expertise
Yuri Mathieu attended The Lab School of Washington, where he completed his high school education and earned a High School Diploma. His educational background laid the foundation for his career in aircraft maintenance, equipping him with essential skills for his roles in the aviation industry.
Current Role at AECOM/URS/EG&G
In addition to his position at Amentum, Yuri Mathieu has been working as a Mechanic at AECOM/URS/EG&G since 2018. His role involves managing aircraft maintenance and ensuring operational readiness. This dual role in the aviation sector demonstrates his commitment to maintaining high standards in aircraft operations and maintenance.
Technical Contributions
Yuri Mathieu conducts operational checkouts for the LRE modification to enhance the capabilities of the MS-177. His technical contributions are vital for ensuring that the aircraft meets operational requirements and performs effectively in various scenarios.