Our core competencies include systems engineering, program management, logistics, production support, aircraft maintenance, and aviation/aerospace services. We were founded in 2015 and since our establishment, we have been attracting the best talent in our fields of interest enabling us to provide cutting-edge solutions and support to our warfighters. We understand and provide expert consultation on weapons systems acquisition programs, maintenance/modernization programs, and sustainment programs. We know defense and we know aircraft systems.
Job Summary:
The MQ-9 Launch and Recovery Pilot will support deployed aviation operations.
Essential Job Duties:
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Act as Pilot-in-Command (PIC) of MQ-9 aircraft for launch and recovery efforts.
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Coordinate and actively participate in RPA ground and flight operations efforts; including mission planning, execution, briefing, debriefing, aircrew resource management, and safety.
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Define, plan, organize, and execute flight plans and schedules. Review maintenance logs, weather reports, and forecasts.
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Use Technical Orders, other documents, and reports to ascertain factors; such as aircraft weight and balance, fuel supply, route, schedule, and mechanical reliability.
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Available to conduct 24/7 operations without scheduling restrictions
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Maintain ability to travel to CONUS and OCONUS sites.
Note: The duties and responsibilities described on this document are not necessarily a comprehensive list and additional tasks may be assigned to the employee from time to time; and the scope of the job may change as necessitated by business demands.
Required Qualifications:
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MQ-9 Pilot with AF Form 8, LRE Qualified
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550 MQ-9 flight hours
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Last flight within 12 months
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Must possess/be able to obtain FAA Class II physical
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Must possess/be able to obtain a US passport
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Deploy for at least six (6) months each year
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Maintaining a DoD Security Clearance is required
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Prior DoD pilot training, specifically the USAF’s Undergraduate Pilot Training, or USA, USN, USMC, or USCG equivalent fixed wing training program
Or
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Initial Formal Training Upgrade (IFTU) training in the MQ-9 via the 18X pipeline or the following FAA certificate/rating: Commercial Pilot Certificate with an Airplane Category Rating and Instrument-Airplane Rating
Preferred Qualifications:
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MQ-9 Launch and Recovery Instructor/Evaluator Pilot experience
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1,000 MQ-9 flight hours
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Last flight within 180 days
Physical Requirements:
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Able to lift 40 pounds and carry without assistance
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OCONUS travel will be required
