MH-60R Flight Instructor - Simulator & Curriculum Lead

CAE USA; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Work-life balance

Recognition & development

Growth opportunities

Job summary

CAE USA is seeking an experienced Contract Instructor to deliver MH-60R aircraft systems and procedures training across classroom, simulator, and practical environments. You will support the Royal Australian Navy training framework and collaborate with instructors to develop curriculum and assessment materials.

The role requires hands-on instruction, strong safety awareness, and the ability to adapt to evolving training needs; travel and overtime may be involved, with emphasis on mission

Qualifications

• 500 command hours on multi engine/helicopter (H-60) or equivalent.
• 2+ years instructional experience in aircrew training.
• Sea-going tour with USN/RAN/RN preferred.
• Authorization by HQ FAA Chief Aircrew examiner or delegate.
• Anti-submarine and surface warfare experience.
• Eligible for DoD Personal Security Clearance.

Responsibilities

• Provide academic instruction, lectures, and CAI/ CBT in support of MH-60R training.
• Lead or support Training Device and Systems Training with briefs/debriefs.
• Create and update tests, lesson plans, and trainee guides.
• Evaluate and document trainee performance and progress.
• Assist in testing and evaluating training devices and ECPs.
• Maintain curriculum, syllabus, and mission scenarios; participate in gov't reviews.

Skills

Flight instruction

MH-60R familiarity

DoD clearance eligibility

Overtime willing

Tools

Simulator instruction experience

Curriculum development

Job description

CAE USA is seeking an experienced Contract Instructor to deliver MH-60R aircraft systems and procedures training across classroom, simulator, and practical environments. You will support the Royal Australian Navy training framework and collaborate with instructors to develop curriculum and assessment materials.

The role requires hands-on instruction, strong safety awareness, and the ability to adapt to evolving training needs; travel and overtime may be involved, with emphasis on mission