Aviation Analyst / ATC Specialist (Mid-Level)

Central Service Area; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Central Service Area in Washington, DC seeks an Aviation Analyst / ATC Specialist (Mid-Level) to support FAA programs, analyze aviation safety data, and provide technical guidance to stakeholders.

The role emphasizes end-to-end meeting logistics, data-driven studies, and collaboration with FAA offices; required bachelor’s degree and 3+ years in flight operations or ATC-related work; U.S. citizenship or equivalent needed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field and 3+ years of direct aviation experience in flight operations.
• Experience related to aviation safety or ATC domains is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide End-to-End Meeting Planning and Logistics Coordination.
• Plan for Safety Team, regional, national and international meetings and safety conferences.
• Arrange meeting locations, prepare sites, and provide logistical support.
• Coordinate planning and dissemination of content for meetings and conferences.
• Analyze aviation operational, regulatory, and safety issues supporting NAS safety.
• Develop and evaluate recommendations to improve aviation safety and performance.
• Support policy development, standards, guidance, and technical documentation.

Skills

Aviation safety experience

Flight operations knowledge

Effective communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in a related field

Job description

Aviation Analyst / ATC Specialist (Mid-Level)

Job Category: Analyst

Requisition Number: JRAVI001566

Locations

Washington, DC - Headquarters

Washington, DC 20024, USA

Description

Seeking qualified professionals to support Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Aviation safety is a collaborative government-industry initiative that integrates multiple safety databases to proactively detect hazards, monitor known risks, and evaluate safety mitigations across the National Airspace System.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide End-to-End Meeting Planning and Logistics Coordination
• Provide planning services for Safety Team, regional, national and international meetings, and safety conferences
• Provide support required to arrange meeting location, prepare meeting site, and logistical support
• Coordinate planning for, develop and disseminate content and publications for meetings and conferences
• Analyze aviation operational, regulatory, and safety issues supporting safety in the NAS
• Develop and evaluate recommendations to improve aviation safety and operational performance
• Support policy development and the creation of standards, guidance, and technical documentation
• Conduct data-driven analysis, technical studies, and research to support program objectives
• Prepare technical reports, findings, and recommendations for Government and stakeholder use
• Support development of briefings, position papers, and technical guidance to inform FAA and stakeholder decision-making
• Collaborate with team members, FAA program offices, and industry stakeholders on analytical and operational initiatives
• Experience working with FAA Headquarters and supporting cross-organizational collaboration and executive-level communications
• Applied technical expertise in aviation safety programs or aviation-related domains
• Experience supporting development of technical studies, operational recommendations, or aviation guidance materials

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 3 (three) years of direct aviation experience concerning flight operations
• Experience as a pilot with a commercial or airline transport pilot rating (as appropriate) or experience as a certified air traffic controller.
• U.S. Citizen or Green Card Permanent Resident (minimum 3+ years of U.S. residency) and Public Trust approval

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