Gulfstream G‑IV First Officer (SIC) – Opa‑locka Executive (OPF)

Pilot Assessments; Florida; On-site; USD 150,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Aero, a premium aviation operator, seeks a G‑IV First Officer to operate precisely and lead within the team, coordinating with the Captain, dispatch, and ground crews to ensure safe flights and exceptional customer experience.

You will work with a small, high‑performing crew on domestic and international routes, making swift, sound decisions and adapting to diverse conditions while maintaining top safety and service standards.

Qualifications

• FAA ATP license with Gulfstream G-IV type rating.
• Total flight time of 2,000+ hours (including PIC time).
• 500+ hours PIC experience.
• G-IV type rating with current status.
• Minimal 1 year of Part 135 and/or Part 121 experience.
• Strong communication and decision‑making skills.
• Proficient with modern cockpit technology.

Responsibilities

• Set a high standard for safe, reliable travel and onboard experience.
• Plan and execute flights with Captain, dispatch, and ground teams.
• Ensure safety and comfort from preflight to arrival.
• Exercise sound judgment and leadership in normal and emergency ops.
• Adapt to diverse climates, destinations, and global routes.
• Work independently and with a small high‑performing crew.

Skills

ATP License

G‑IV rating

2000+ hours

PIC 500+ hours

G-IV Time

Part 135/121 exp

Strong communication

Job description

The Opportunity

As a G‑IV First Officer at Aero, you’ll be both a precise aircraft operator and a visible leader within the operation. You’ll anticipate needs, coordinate seamlessly with your Captain, dispatch, and ground teams, and ensure every flight is executed with uncompromising safety and an exceptional customer experience.

What you’ll do

• Set a high standard for safe, reliable travel and an elevated onboard experience.
• Plan and execute flights in collaboration with the Captain, dispatch, and ground teams.
• Ensure the safety and comfort of customers from preflight through arrival.
• Exercise sound judgment and leadership in normal, irregular, and emergency operations.
• Adapt to diverse climates, destinations, and operational scenarios across the globe.
• Work independently and as part of a small, high‑performing crew with limited supervision.

What you’ll bring

• License: FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) — unrestricted or restricted — with a current Gulfstream G‑IV type rating.
• Total Time: 2,000+ hours
• Turbojet Time: 1,000+ hours
• PIC Time: 500+ hours
• G‑IV Time in Type: 100+ hours
• At least one year of Part 135 and/or Part 121 experience.
• Excellent communication skills, quick and accurate decision‑making, and close attention to detail.
• Comfort using PEDs and modern cockpit/operational technology.

Certifications, clearances & compliance

• Valid FAA First Class Medical Certificate.
• Valid FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit.
• Authorized to work in the United States.
• Valid passport with unrestricted international travel and U.S. re‑entry privileges.
• Ability to pass TSA Criminal History Records Check (CHRC).
• As a DOT safety‑sensitive role (14 CFR Part 120; 49 CFR Part 40), pre‑employment drug testing is required (marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines, opioids, phencyclidine).

Life on the line

• Operate from private terminals with a collaborative, service‑forward team.
• Variable schedule supporting domestic and international routes.
• Opportunities to lead beyond the cockpit within a premium operation.