ULTRA Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) crewmember

MAG Aerospace•Springfield, OH

23h

About The Position

MAG Aerospace is seeking a UAS crewmember for the ULTRA platform. The role is responsible for safe aircraft operation, including maintaining lookout and listening doctrine using available sensors, radios, and ground control station equipment; following air traffic control clearances; maintaining positive control of the air vehicle throughout all flight phases; responding appropriately to emergencies; and operating aircraft sensors. The crewmember also assists the Mission Commander and Mission Coordinator with flight planning and briefings as directed, computes takeoff and landing data using standard operating procedures, and uses checklists and other standardized manuals. Personnel may work at forward or deployed locations with limited access to comforts. At a deployed location, crewmembers work directly for the assigned Site Lead, regardless of their parent company. They are integrated into the daily flying schedule, may be responsible for multiple requirements, and are expected to participate in all aspects of the operation in support of mission needs.

Requirements

Prior experience with Group 3–5 unmanned aircraft.
Military MOS qualification as a UAS pilot (Army 15C/15W, Marine 7314, or Air Force 18X).
500 documented flight hours in Group 3 or above as a member of the US military, or, in lieu of the military qualifications and experience, an FAA Commercial Pilot License with Instrument Rating.
Ability to control unmanned aircraft semi-autonomously through preprogrammed operation via the ground control station, or manually via line of sight.
Basic computer skills.
High school diploma.
Valid FAA Class 2 medical certificate, or ability to meet the standards and obtain one.
Ability to meet minimum military health standards for worldwide deployment and unmanned aircraft flight qualifications.
US citizenship.
Active Secret security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Recent deployed operations experience.
Prior military experience.
Group 4–5 UAS AVO or sensor experience.
ULTRA or LEAP AVO experience.

Responsibilities

Operate the sensor payload safely.
Analyze and report sensor data relevant to mission success and flight safety.
Maintain safe aircraft operation, including following air traffic control clearances and maintaining control throughout all phases of flight.
Take appropriate action during emergencies.
Operate onboard aircraft sensors and use available sensors, radios, and ground control station equipment.
Assist the Mission Commander and Mission Coordinator with flight mission planning and briefings as directed.
Compute takeoff and landing data using standard operating procedures.
Use checklists and standardized manuals.
Work effectively as part of a small team and perform professionally with minimal guidance and direction.
Support mission requirements across all facets of deployed operations and the daily flying schedule.