Simulator Console Operator Whiteman AFB (Contingent Upon Award)

B3H; Whiteman Afb (MO); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

B3H in Whiteman AFB, Missouri is seeking qualified Simulator Console Operators to support the 25th Attack Group. This role involves providing real-time support for MQ-9 Simulators, maintaining operational logs, and ensuring effective training scenarios. Candidates should have demonstrated experience with flight simulators, ideally with MQ-1/9 experience, and current DoD Security Clearance. Join a leading DoD contractor committed to quality performance and strategic planning.

Qualifications

• One year of MQ-1 or MQ-9 simulator experience, or two years of military flight simulator training.
• Two years of Close Air Support operational experience as a qualified aircrew member.

Responsibilities

• Provide real-time MQ-9 Simulator mission support including tactical adjustments.
• Load scheduled missions for instructor and student crews.
• Provide troubleshooting assistance for simulator issues.
• Maintain logs for simulator operations and discrepancies.
• Support mission debrief with feedback to instructors and students.

Skills

Demonstrated experience with flight training simulators

MQ-1/9 simulator experience

DoD Security Clearance

Job description

Overview

B3H Corporation is seeking qualified Simulator Console Operators to support the 25th Attack Group at Whiteman AFB. This position is contingent upon award fall 2025

B3H is a leader in building winning DoD and corporate teams. B3H provides the full spectrum of strategic planning, program management, acquisitions management, systems engineering & integration, cost analysis, training, systems requirements analysis, and instructional system design for the DoD. B3H delivers quality performance with complete government visibility and control. Corporate headquarters are in Fort Walton Beach, Florida.

Responsibilities

• Provide real‑time MQ‑9 Simulator (including Desktop Trainer [DTT] and Distributed Mission Operations [DMO], if applicable) mission support to on‑going simulator missions, including Emergency Procedures, Launch and Recovery, Mission Control Element, Weapons School Spin‑up, CT, regular syllabus missions, and VIP and/or guest demonstrations.
• Responsible for loading the appropriately scheduled missions ahead of the arrival of the instructor and student crew scheduled for the simulator, DMO or DTT, as applicable.
• Maintain an immediate presence during the conduct of the mission to provide real‑time tactical adjustments as directed by the instructor or CT crew.
• Provide troubleshooting assistance for maintenance or programming issues that may occur with the simulator, DMO or DTT.
• Maintain the time‑use log for the MQ‑9 Simulator and maintain a daily log of simulator discrepancies for coordination with MQ‑9 Simulator manufacturer’s representatives on site.
• When MQ‑9 Simulators are not fully in use, SCOs will work with Weapons (DOW), Training (DOT), and Current Ops to refine training event dance cards, Zeus, CAVOK (or follow‑on tactical situation display [TACSIT]) profiles, and program MQ‑9 Simulator training event profiles via the MQ‑9 Simulator and Modern Air Combat Environment (MACE) or follow‑on software.
• Coordinate with instructor aircrew prior to scheduled MQ‑9 Simulator DMO or DTT training events to identify any required voice or mIRC injects for the scenario. As relayed by the Instructor, the SCO may then be required to provide white cell support as one or more of the other players listed in the dance card during the execution of the training event. These roles may include outside agencies, other aircraft, enemy forces, ground forces, or others as deemed necessary by the script or Instructor.
• Support mission debrief by providing event feedback to instructors, students, and other crew members as required.
• Make real‑time adjustments to the tactical scenario based on crew actions. Link MQ‑9 Simulators together for multi‑ship operations.
• MQ‑9 SCOs will also operate MQ‑9 Simulators on a non‑instructional basis to support CT requirements or instruction provided by another instructor. In this capacity they will provide real‑time adjustments based on IP or crew inputs to satisfy mission objectives and replicate external agencies as requested by the IP or crew to create a realistic training environment. Examples include support to continuation training, safety investigation boards, accident investigation boards, Air Force test programs, and distinguished visitors or other guests.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated experience with flight training simulators. Candidates must possess at least one (1) of the following: One (1) year of MQ‑1 or MQ‑9 simulator (PMATS) experience; or Two (2) years of experience executing military flight simulator training; or Two (2) years of Close Air Support (CAS) operational experience as a qualified aircrew member, intel support, or JTAC (Joint Terminal Air Controller). Ideal candidates will have MQ‑1/9 experience.
• Current DoD Security Clearance

B3H Corporation is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status