MH-60R Sensor Operator Instructor

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Train foreign military students using academics, simulation devices, and in-aircraft flight experience.
• Provide a full range of MH-60R subject matter expertise in developing safe, sound flight operations and training.
• May provide additional special services such as courseware and publication reviews, grade sheet development, safety, quality audits, scheduling, training tracking, functional check flights, and other duties as may be assigned.

Requirements

• A minimum of 300 hours as an MH-60R Sensor Operator (AWR-type).
• A minimum of two (2) years’ instructional experience in the MH-60R.
• Previous anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare mission experience.
• Possession and maintenance of a FAA Class II Medical Certificate or USN Flight Physical.
• Eligibility for a SECRET DoD Personal Security Clearance.
• Willingness to work any hours, any shift, or day of the week as required.
• Ability to work overtime as required.

Additional Requirements

• Complete and maintain all required aviation physiology and water survival qualifications.
• Successfully complete an MH-60R refresher syllabus, if required, including instructor under training (IUT) syllabus.
• Be designated an instructor by designated naval authority.
• Annually pass/maintain an MH-60R NATOPS evaluation/qualification administered by designated naval authority in accordance with naval aviation flight directives and civilian contract governing directives.
• Complete other necessary qualifications annually or as required, including but not limited to laser safety, spatial disorientation training, and NITE lab.
• Remain flight current/proficient as per squadron flight directives and civilian contract governing directives.
• Maintain emergency procedure and mission systems operation proficiency.
• Maintain proficiency in operation of essential all MH-60R aircrew training devices.

Salary

Starting $111,110.00