Training System Specialist Pilot

CAE•Trenton, NJ

About The Position

All for being ready and resilient. Training Centre Operations at CAE lies at the heart of our commitment to training excellence across Civil Aviation and Defense & Security. As part of this team, you’ll develop and provide training, continually enhance program quality, and ensure seamless operations and service excellence, empowering pilots, aircrew, and mission-critical teams to excel when it matters most. Behind the scenes, you play a vital role in equipping them with the skills and readiness they need to succeed—through every moment, milestone, and mission. With a team that values growth, collaboration, and a shared sense of purpose, CAE offers a dynamic environment where your contributions to training create a lasting impact on the future of safety and readiness worldwide Position Overview Looking for a work environment where you can support the next generation of Royal Canadian Air Force technicians and collaborate with other technical experts? Want to join a worldclass company and industry leader and be proud to contribute to our projects and mission? Come join our team and share your passion with us! Reporting to the CAE CFO Manager Training Support Group and working in close collaboration with other Training System Specialists and DND (end-user), the TSS Pilot is responsible for the updating and maintenance of courseware and testing and validation of simulator software configurations. This position is an existing role

Requirements

Be a previously trained CC130J Pilot
A minimum of 600 hours flying experience as a Aircraft Commander pilot in a CC130J/E/H aircraft, proof of hours in CF1281 Logbook is required
CC130E/C130H Pilots will be considered based on experience levels.
Experience using Microsoft Office software, primarily Outlook, MS Word and Power Point
Detail oriented with superior interpersonal and communication skills
Familiar with quality standards, training plans, and training media used to ensure teaching points are met per Training Standards
Eligibility to work in Canada either as a Canadian Citizen, a Permanent Resident or with a valid Work Permit
Capable of obtaining and maintaining both Controlled Goods. Clearance and a Government of Canada security clearance is required.

Nice To Haves

Multi engine/glass cockpit may also be considered

Responsibilities

Provide training task/teaching point linkage to device and courseware functional technical requirements
Use aircraft documentation to provide engineering support to software developers during project integration activities
Develop courseware support deliverables to include training plans, CGF mission scenarios and lesson plan scripts
Provide the day-to-day link with 426 Sqn Tactical Flight Instructors to achieve and maintain the training solution
Plan, conduct and monitor the testing and inspection of Device Based Lessons (DBLs) and Computer Based Training (CBT) lessons
Test Synthetic Training Devices, from Full Flight Simulators through Flight Training Devices to Computer Aided Training devices, to ensure the design, customer training and regulatory requirements are met
Support customer acceptance and device qualification and testing activities
Manage simulator deficiencies – identifying defects as early as possible during validation and acceptance activities