Aircrew Instructor

BAE Systems; Saudi Arabia; On-site; SAR 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a skilled Electronic Combat Instructor to join their team in Saudi Arabia. This role involves training Royal Saudi Air Force personnel in Electronic Warfare, developing courseware, and managing training schedules. The ideal candidate will have military instructional experience, strong communication skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. With competitive expatriate benefits, including rent-free accommodation and healthcare, this position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to national security while enjoying a fulfilling career in a dynamic environment.

Benefits

Rent-free accommodation

Full healthcare scheme

Travel and leave allowances

Access to recreational facilities

Qualifications

• Ex-Military Instructional Aircrew with experience in a crewed environment.
• Ability to deliver clear lectures, briefs, and reports.

Responsibilities

• Conducting T-165 Technical Ground School and supporting aircrew training.
• Delivering Officer and Aircrew Training academic events.

Skills

Instructional Skills

Microsoft Office Proficiency

English Language Skills

Education

Military Instructor Qualifications (QWI, QFI, QNI)

Tools

TMIS

Flight Pro

DSAT Application

Job description

Grade: G2

Location: Tabuk, Saudi Arabia

BAE Systems is the UK Government's nominated Prime Contractor under the Government-to-Government arrangements to provide equipment, support, and training to Saudi Arabia. We maintain Royal Saudi Air Force aircraft and train RSAF personnel in a safe training environment on their aircraft, equipment, and weapons. The Electronic Combat (EC) Instructor is responsible for instructing RSAF Electronic Warfare students and developing, producing, and presenting courseware for the Electronic Warfare School (EWS) using Computer-Based Training (CBT), conventional methods, and the Advanced EC Simulator (AECS).

Job Purpose

Hawk Aircrew Instructors (AIs) report to the Hawk Aircrew Instructor Supervisor (AIS) and are responsible for:

• Operating Aircrew Training Devices (ATD) consoles
• Conducting T-165 Technical Ground School
• Supporting supplementary aircrew training
• Providing Human Factors and Flying Safety academics and support
• Supporting Introduction to Fighter Fundamentals (IFF) and In-Kingdom Instructor (IKT) academics
• Managing flying schedules
• Performing various administrative tasks as directed by the AIS

Job Accountabilities

The AI must:

• Receive training and maintain competency on Hawk T-165 Aircraft and Mission Systems, FMS, IPT, LMS, Flight Pro, and Human Factors, including Performance Coaching for select AIs
• Deliver Officer and Aircrew Training (OAT) academic events, operate FMS or IPT consoles, develop courseware, manage documentation, and support scheduling and human factors training

Recruitment Specification

Essential

• Ex-Military Instructional Aircrew with experience in a crewed environment
• Qualifications such as QWI, QFI, QNI, IWSO, or equivalent instructor ground qualification
• Ability to deliver clear lectures, briefs, and reports
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and strong English language skills (IELTS or equivalent)

Desirable

• Instructional experience with RSAF or GCC personnel
• Qualified Human Factors Facilitator or Instructor
• Qualified Performance Coach
• Experience with TMIS or Flight Pro, DSAT application, syllabus development, and familiarity with RSAF manuals and manuals

Employee Benefits

Expatriate Employees: Competitive salary, rent-free accommodation, free recreation facilities, travel and leave allowances, initial single status with family options later, and full healthcare scheme.

Saudi Nationals: Competitive salary, benefits, travel and leave allowances, healthcare, and access to subsidized recreational facilities.

About BAE Systems

BAE Systems delivers advanced defence, aerospace, and security solutions, employing approximately 82,500 people worldwide, supporting military capabilities, national security, and infrastructure security.

All Saudi Arabia appointments are subject to necessary governmental and customer approvals.