B-52H Aircrew Scheduler On-Site—SECRET Clearance

DelMar Aerospace Corporation; Barksdale (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision coverage

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Job summary

DelMar Aerospace Corporation in Las Vegas, NV, is seeking an experienced squadron aircrew scheduler to build and maintain the flying schedule for a B-52H unit. The role requires coordinating with Wing Scheduling and outside agencies for exercise support and ensuring coverage for aircrew, instructors, evaluators, and supervisors.

You will update scheduling systems, confirm aircraft and equipment availability, and adjust plans as missions evolve.

Qualifications

• Active SECRET clearance required.
• Minimum two (2) years of experience as a squadron aircrew scheduler.
• Minimum two (2) years of experience with PEX or similar scheduling program.

Responsibilities

• Build long- and short-range flying schedules to cover aircrew, instructor, evaluator, supervisor and support positions.
• Coordinate with Wing Scheduling, outside agencies and HQ on exercise and special event scheduling.
• Coordinate daily/weekly with leadership to facilitate flying operations.
• Determine flight, ground and simulator requirements for upgrades, qualifications, and transitions.
• Publish schedules and update related databases (PEX) accordingly.
• Track leave, TDY, medical appointments and other commitments and deconflict crews.
• Obtain aircraft and equipment availability from maintenance and schedule crews.

Skills

Active SECRET clearance

Squadron aircrew scheduling

Coordination and planning

Tools

PEX scheduling software

Job description

DelMar Aerospace Corporation in Las Vegas, NV, is seeking an experienced squadron aircrew scheduler to build and maintain the flying schedule for a B-52H unit. The role requires coordinating with Wing Scheduling and outside agencies for exercise support and ensuring coverage for aircrew, instructors, evaluators, and supervisors.

You will update scheduling systems, confirm aircraft and equipment availability, and adjust plans as missions evolve.