Adversary Fighter Pilot & Mission Lead

Textron; North Carolina; Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible Work Schedules

Education Assistance

Wellness Program

Medical, Dental, Vision & 401(K) with

Job summary

Textron Systems, via ATAC, seeks an experienced Fighter Pilot to support training missions for US Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force across CONUS and abroad. The role involves flying as an adversary and continuing training missions from ATAC’s Cherry Point, NC facilities, with deployments as required.

Qualifications include DoD training as a Fighter Pilot, PIC hours, a current FAA First Class Medical, and a Secret clearance. Eligible candidates must be U.S. citizens.

Qualifications

• Previously qualified DoD-trained Fighter Pilot.
• 700 hours Pilot in Command (PIC) of fixed-wing fighter aircraft.
• 100 hours PIC at night.
• Secret Security Clearance, US Citizen.

Responsibilities

• Employ the ATAC fighter aircraft throughout their flight envelope as a surrogate Adversary, Red Air, Aggressor or Close Air Support pilot for Marine Corps large force employment exercise.
• Maintain FAA instrument currency and medical certification.
• Attend mass briefings and debriefings; plan and fly adversary missions.
• Adhere to training rules and maneuvering restrictions.
• Collect and disseminate lessons learned.
• Deploy to support mission requirements.

Skills

Fighter Pilot

Flight Lead

PIC hours

Security Clearance

US Citizen

Education

FAA First Class Medical Certificate

Commercial Certificate with Instrument Privileges

Job description

Textron Systems, via ATAC, seeks an experienced Fighter Pilot to support training missions for US Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force across CONUS and abroad. The role involves flying as an adversary and continuing training missions from ATAC’s Cherry Point, NC facilities, with deployments as required.

Qualifications include DoD training as a Fighter Pilot, PIC hours, a current FAA First Class Medical, and a Secret clearance. Eligible candidates must be U.S. citizens.