Position Summary
Seeking an experienced Standardization Instructor Pilot to support Flight School Next training operations on the Bell 505 aircraft. This role is responsible for training instructor pilots, conducting flight evaluations, maintaining standardization across flight instructors, and supporting Army aviator training through academic, simulator, and flight instruction environments.

Responsibilities
• Train instructor pilots on aircraft systems, planning considerations, and in-flight operations using classroom instruction, synthetic training devices, and aircraft flight training
• Deliver flight, academic, and simulator training to support instructor and student training requirements
• Conduct and maintain standardization across all flight instructors
• Administer initial flight evaluations, stage checkrides, and instructor proficiency evaluations
• Coordinate development and updates to SOPs, flight and ground training courseware, flight procedures, and Aircrew Training Manual revisions
• Monitor flight safety trends and flight training area procedures while recommending corrective actions
• Support aviation safety programs and may serve as a collateral safety officer
• Ensure compliance with all applicable Civil and Military Aviation Authority requirements
• Perform maintenance check flight evaluations and maintenance check flights as required
• Travel as required in support of Flight School Next operations
• Work outside standard business hours when operational requirements dictate

Requirements
• Minimum 8 years of helicopter aviation experience
• FAA Commercial Rotorcraft Certificate
• CFI and CFII Certificates
• AGI Certificate for ground instructors
• Minimum 2,000 helicopter flight hours
• Minimum 1,000 hours as an instructor pilot
• No revocation of any pilot certificate by the FAA or other regulatory agencies
• Strong communication and instructional skills
• Strong understanding of risk management and Crew Resource Management principles
• High level of safety awareness and accident prevention experience
• Ability to mentor and develop flight instructors
• Ability to obtain and maintain a Class 2 Medical Certificate
• Must meet ITAR/EAR eligibility requirements

Preferred Qualifications
• Bachelor’s Degree
• Minimum 5 years of Instructor Pilot experience
• ATP Rotorcraft Certificate
• Night Vision Goggle experience
• 500 hours of instrument flight experience
• Familiarity with Bell aircraft products
• Prior experience instructing for other Civil Aviation Authorities
• Prior experience completing FAA or EASA audits
• Ability to exercise judgment and discretion under changing priorities and deadlines

Benefits
Not specified.

Compensation
Not specified.

Aircraft
• Bell 505