Research Pilot

Integration Innovation, Inc.

11h•Onsite

About The Position

NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center (AFRC) Aircrew member performs duties in support of the operations of all aircraft assigned to applicable base location. Pilots will fly sorties for NASA and NASA customers to ensure that quality products and safe operations are provided as tasked. Aircraft are operated to meet Agency platform, research, and support aircraft requirements. AFRC aircraft are located at the main campus at Edwards Air Force Base, California. Deployed operations, both CONUS and OCONUS, are routine for these aircrew positions.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree, or higher, from an accredited university or college
Must be able to pass random drug screenings.
Possess a current US passport, valid through period of employment.
Possess an FAA commercial pilot license with instrument, multiengine and single engine land ratings or possess a pilot and instrument rating from the armed services.
Logbook and/or flight records verifying the following flight time minimums: 1,500 hours of pilot in command (PIC)
Must meet the security requirements of the position and pass a NASA Flight Medical Certification
Logbook and/or flight records verifying the following flight time minimums: 1,500 hours of pilot in command (PIC)
Should possess knowledge and first-hand experience necessary to succeed as a government contractor providing direct support to NASA AFRC staff as required.
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office programs such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Must be able to create, maintain and update briefings and statistical reporting.
Must be able to obtain a DoD SECRET security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Major study in an appropriate field of engineering, physical science, life science, or mathematics
Formal military training in expected duties (with DD 214 annotating AFSC / MOS qualification) or applicable civilian experience.
pilots should have at least 1000 hours in transport category aircraft with 500 hours of special missions’ experience

Responsibilities

Conduct full-time Pilot duties on a variety of NASA aircraft as assigned to include, but not limited to: C-20A, Gulfstream (III, IV, and V), Pilatus PC-12, T-34, RQ-4 Global Hawk, and TG-14.
Conducting flight operations in accordance with FAA, Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), and other applicable directives, regulations, and instructions.
Maintaining performance standards in accordance with directives, training plans and Flight Crew Branch policies to include: Knowledge of safety precautions, Knowledge of airfield operations, Demonstrating Emergency Bold Face procedures from memory, and Knowledge of aircraft systems, limitations and ATC regulations / procedures.
Participating in i3 and NASA-directed Continuation Training, meetings, and other forums mandated by the on-site management team.
Performing any and all on-site tasks necessary at operating locations for a safe, secure, and professional operation.
Direct support to any administrative or flight operations scheduling / record keeping as needed
Other duties as assigned
Maintain proficiency, currency, and annual requirements in accordance with NPR 7900.3C, NPD 7900.4D, AFPD 8700.1 and AFOP 7900.3-006 as applicable.
NASA will provide training and qualification checks for aircrew, including required periodic simulator training
NASA authorized flight surgeon will provide periodic flight physicals for aircrew