Aviation Information & Procedures Specialist

Leidos Inc; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 66,000 - 119,000; Full time

Job summary

The Aeronautical Information Specialist position with Leidos in Oklahoma City supports the FAA's AJV-A group by providing expertise, transition support, and project implementation for the national database.

Responsibilities include maintaining IAP data, verifying publication cycles, updating airports/nav aids/IFP updates, assisting with obstacle verification, and documenting IFP Impact Team actions. Requires aviation/ATC background and instrument-rated credentials.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Aeronautics, Aviation, or ATC and 4+ years of relevant experience.
• Airspace and Instrument Flight Procedures background.
• Air Traffic Control experience (FAA/Contractor/Military).
• Commercial Instrument Rated Pilot.
• Certified Instrument Flight Instructor.
• Experience with FAA/DoD TERPS.
• Ability to obtain Public Trust suitability (US citizenship OR residency).

Responsibilities

• Maintaining Instrument Approach Procedures (IAP) data for current, pending, and future procedures.
• Verifying database information matches 28- and 56-day publication cycles.
• Providing updates for Airports, Runways, NAVAIDs, Airways, IFP updates, Departures, STARs.
• Assisting with obstacle position verification.
• Maintaining IFP Impact Team records and participating in meetings.

Skills

Airspace background

ATC experience

Instrument flight procedures

Commercial instrument rated pilot

Certified instrument flight instructor

Public Trust suitability

Education

Bachelor's degree in Aeronautics, Aviation, or ATC

Job description

The Aeronautical Information Specialist position with Leidos in Oklahoma City supports the FAA's AJV-A group by providing expertise, transition support, and project implementation for the national database.

Responsibilities include maintaining IAP data, verifying publication cycles, updating airports/nav aids/IFP updates, assisting with obstacle verification, and documenting IFP Impact Team actions. Requires aviation/ATC background and instrument-rated credentials.