Roles and Responsibilities
Conduct flight instruction and evaluations in AH-64E aircraft.
Support individual and unit-level pilot training, RL progression, and gunnery.
Assist in developing and aligning training materials with doctrinal standards.
Provide simulator instruction, instrument training, and aerial gunnery support.
Coordinate and support aviation exercises.
Collaborate with FMS client’s S3 and Standardization Section on training execution.
Assist in technical writing of flight maneuver tasks and joint operations training.
Provide support for cargo and attack helicopter missions.
Basic Qualifications
Graduate of the U.S. Army AH-64 Instructor Pilot Course
Graduate of the U.S. Army Instrument Flight Examiner Course
Must have 2000 Mission Design Series (MDS) of which 500 hours must be in the series (AH-64E)
Must have 500 flight hours as an Instructor Pilot in the AH-64
Must have 500 Night Vision Device hours
Must have a Secret Clearance or can obtain a Secret Clearance
Must have an FAA Medical Certificate Second Class at hire and throughout the duration of the contract
Must have an FAA Commercial Instrument Rotary Wing License
Must be able to create reports using Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Must be able to communicate succinctly with our customer and client
Preferred Qualifications / Currencies
AH-64Ev6 qualified
Strong interpersonal and cross-cultural communication skills
Experience in developing and executing joint tactical training scenarios
Within 180 days of last NVS/NVG flight at time of on-boarding
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