Captain - Gulfstream

United Therapeutics Corporation•Manchester, NH

2d•Onsite

About The Position

United Therapeutics (Nasdaq: UTHR) is a publicly-traded public benefit corporation dedicated to developing novel pharmaceutical therapies and technologies to address rare, deadly diseases and the shortage of transplantable organs. Founded in 1996, the company has developed six FDA-approved therapies for conditions like pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), pulmonary hypertension associated with interstitial lung disease (PH-ILD), and neuroblastoma. Their pipeline also focuses on therapies for pulmonary fibrosis (PF). In addition to pharmaceutical development, United Therapeutics is working on creating manufactured organs to eliminate transplant waiting lists and cure end-stage organ diseases.

Requirements

H.S. Diploma or General Education Degree (GED)
12+ years of experience as a licensed commercial pilot
5+ years of experience as an ATP (Airline Transport Pilot)
First Class Medical
GV Type Rating or GVII Type Rating or Large Cabin Aircraft Experience
3,000+ hours in flight
2,000+ flight time as Pilot in Command
Strong understanding of international rules and regulations
Flexibility and adaptability
Knowledge of in-flight safety
Remains calm under pressure
Polite and personable
Interpersonal and customer service skills
Prepared for emergency situations
Detail-oriented
Able to work alone or with a team
Ability to fly multiple aircrafts, minimum two, within United Therapeutics’ fleet; if not immediately eligible upon hire, then after appropriate training/certification

Nice To Haves

Associate Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
500+ flight hours in large-cabin aircraft

Responsibilities

Maintain full control and responsibility for the overall safety, efficiency, and smooth operation of company aircraft flights.
Provide safe and reliable air transportation to company executives and their guest(s).
Prepare a detailed flight plan based on thorough review of the route, weather reports, flight restrictions, notams and schedules for departures and arrivals.
Ensure all aircraft systems and on-board safety and navigation equipment are in working order and have been approved by qualified technicians.
Complete pre-flight checks and brief the cabin crew.
Act as Pilot in Command on company aircraft and work as a team with other crew members to provide safe and reliable air transportation.
Track and log all information pertaining to technical issues; complete the standard flight documentation as required by the Director of Aviation.
Perform non-flight duties to support aviation department operations, including safety officer assistance and Flight Operations Manual (FOM) update for regulatory compliance.
All other duties as required.