AAM & Aviation Planning Lead (Remote)

Egis Group; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

401(k) retirement plan with company-mâ

Paid time off and flexible holiday

Hybrid and remote work options

Job summary

Egis Group is seeking a Senior Aviation Planner to lead traditional airport planning and advancing Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) initiatives. You will guide complex aviation planning projects, engage with airports and public agencies, and help expand AAM services through technical leadership, client engagement, and business development.

The role requires a strong foundation in conventional aviation planning, with the ability to shape strategic planning efforts, develop master plans, and influence

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required in aviation management or a related field.
• 10+ years of experience in airport planning projects.
• Experience providing AAM planning services.
• Strong knowledge of NEPA regulations and guidelines.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic direction, technical leadership, and SME for AAM.
• Develop airport master plans, facility planning, and CIP management.
• Lead vertiport feasibility studies and airport compatibility assessments.
• Monitor FAA guidance and industry trends to inform planning strategies.
• Represent the firm at conferences and client workshops as a planning thought leader.
• Supervise subconsultants, manage schedules, and monitor project progress.
• Prepare comprehensive reports and presentations on airport planning issues.
• Develop and maintain relationships with existing and future clients.

Skills

AAM planning

Project management

Client development

Written and verbal communication

Education

Bachelor's Degree aviation management or similar program

Tools

Deltek Vision

Job description

Egis Group is seeking a Senior Aviation Planner to lead traditional airport planning and advancing Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) initiatives. You will guide complex aviation planning projects, engage with airports and public agencies, and help expand AAM services through technical leadership, client engagement, and business development.

The role requires a strong foundation in conventional aviation planning, with the ability to shape strategic planning efforts, develop master plans, and influence