I've actually had the image, the text, and the stats since Monday.  I'm just now getting around to bringing them all together in one place.  This guy is a Novice level character, and pretty straight forward.  He flies around, hurts people, and breaks things.  Leveled up, I'd probably throw some more damage and modifiers into his attack, primarily.

Rattletrap
Agility d8, Smarts d4, Spirit d4, Strength d8, Vigor d6

Charisma 0, Pace 6, Parry 6,Toughness 5

Skills:
Driving d4, Fighting d8, Intimidation d4, Notice d6, Piloting d8, Shooting d8, Stealth d6, Taunt d4

Hinderances:
Gloator (Major), Vengeful, Greedy

Edges:
Arcane Background (Superpowers), Deadshot, Power

Powers:
Armor 6 (requires activation)
Attack (ranged) AE 1, Knockback
Flight 12"
Earthquake

Small-time thug Bruno Maltese was one of several criminals involved in a raid on an experimental technology lab.  The job was to smash the place up and engage in a little good-natured arson to teach the squints what happens if you don't pay your protection money.

Bruno was merily smashing his way through a robotic assembly station when he found the suit - an advanced prototype power armor built around a unique microreactor.  He decided to take it as a souvenier.  And he really hit the jackpot when it turned out the damn thing worked.  The suit was made out of light-weight, very strong ceramic and carbon-fiber materials, and was a platform for a unique vibration weapon.  It could project waves of force or tear up the ground.

 Bruno decided to go into business for himself as an enforcer for hire.  Mostly, he still does contract work for his old boss, but he'll hire out to anyone who needs people hurt and stuff broken.  With the suit, Bruno could be a major threat, but he still has the mentality of a small-time thug.  Left to his own devices, he'd knock over banks or something, and swiftly end up in Dankwell.  As it is, he frequently has to work for employers who have the means to repair his suit and recharge its power source.  What loot he doesn't waste on booze and hookers generally gets sunk into black-market technology.  But he still dreams of the big score that will set him up for life.

He absolutely hates the name "Rattletrap," but can't decide on another one.