Job Summary
This is a National Guard Title 32 Excepted Service non-bargaining unit position for an Airplane Pilot (Position Description D0253P02) with the Montana Air National Guard, 120 OSS. This role involves piloting advanced military aircraft on tactical and non-tactical missions.
Core Duties and Responsibilities
The selected candidate will be responsible for the following:
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Operating advanced, single or multi-engine military aircraft using precision instrument flight techniques.
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Conducting mission planning, including weather analysis, route mapping, fuel requirements, and pre-flight inspections.
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Ensuring passenger and crew safety through comprehensive briefings and strict adherence to flight manuals.
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Managing post-flight activities, including log maintenance, flight reporting, and coordination with maintenance personnel.
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Serving as the Supervisor of Flying (SOF) to ensure safe and efficient mission accomplishment.
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Performing administrative rotations in functional areas including Training and Scheduling, Plans, Safety, and Inspector General operations.
Requirements and Qualifications
Conditions of Employment
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Must be a member of the Montana Air National Guard.
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Must be eligible for and maintain a military uniform and appropriate security clearance.
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Must be AFSC qualified in 11M3C or able to qualify within six months of hire.
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Must maintain medical standards required for USAF military pilots.
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Must be able to start within six months of selection (external applicants).
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Mandatory participation in direct deposit and adherence to Selective Service registration requirements for eligible males.
Education and Certification
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Education:
Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university is required (transcripts must be submitted).
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Certifications:
Must hold FAA certifications from an accredited civilian program OR aviation certifications from an accredited military aviation school (certifications must be submitted).
Experience Requirements
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Military Grades:
O4/Maj - O5/Lt Col.
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General Experience:
Competent understanding of the occupation's basic principles and concepts.
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Specialized Experience:
Minimum of two years of experience in civilian or military aviation programs, including piloting or instructing in specific main-frame/military aircraft. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in mission planning, navigation, emergency procedures, quality control, and safety program management.
Additional Information
This position may require travel and work outside of normal duty hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays. Employees receive a comprehensive federal benefits package. Applicants must detail their experience in relation to the stated requirements within their resume to be considered.