TOC-Global Hawk Operator (Pilot)

Integration Innovation, Inc.

5h•Hybrid

About The Position

Responsible for planning and execution of ground and flight operations of NASA RQ-4 Global Hawks. Serves as PIC and if qualified Instructor on RQ-4 aircraft. May develop new procedures for new aircraft modifications. Participates in development of operational, training and safety procedures. Conducts ground and flight tests of modified aircraft. Ensures compliance with Agency guidance, company policy and procedures and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations. Works on Certificates of Authorization (COA) with the FAA to allow flight in the National Airspace. Will be involved with all aspects of a flight operation to include but are not limited to: Crew Resource management, mission planning, briefing and debriefings, lessons learned, ground and flight safety execution and planning. Other duties as assigned. Will require some travel. May require work to be fulfilled at Edwards AFB, CA.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree plus 7 years of aviation experience.
Experience as a flight operations crew member.
FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate, Airplane Single Engine Land privileges with Instrument Rating.
Minimum of 500 hours of flight experience as Pilot in Command.
Current Class II or higher FAA medical certificate.
U.S. Citizenship is required.
Must be able to obtain and maintain the level of clearance required for this position.

Nice To Haves

BS Degree in STEM.
Military flight experience highly desirable.
RQ-4 Global Hawk experience.
Flight test experience, multi-engine rated, ATP, crew aircraft experience, aviation instructor experience also preferred.
Experience working Certificates of Authorizations (COAs) with the FAA highly desirable.

Responsibilities

Planning and execution of ground and flight operations of NASA RQ-4 Global Hawks.
Serving as PIC and if qualified Instructor on RQ-4 aircraft.
Developing new procedures for new aircraft modifications.
Participating in the development of operational, training and safety procedures.
Conducting ground and flight tests of modified aircraft.
Ensuring compliance with Agency guidance, company policy and procedures and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations.
Working on Certificates of Authorization (COA) with the FAA to allow flight in the National Airspace.
Involvement with all aspects of a flight operation to include but are not limited to: Crew Resource management, mission planning, briefing and debriefings, lessons learned, ground and flight safety execution and planning.
Other duties as assigned.