CAE is seeking a qualified Challenger 350 Instructor Pilot (Simulator Instructor) for its facility in Lake Nona, Florida. This role focuses on delivering comprehensive ground and simulator instruction for various pilot training programs.
About the Role
The Challenger 350 Instructor Pilot is responsible for providing high-quality instruction to customers in ground school and simulator environments. This includes initial, recurrent, and specialized training courses for the CL350 aircraft. The instructor will tailor lessons, prepare training materials, and ensure adherence to CAE standards, safety policies, and regulatory requirements. Key duties involve evaluating pilot performance, monitoring progress, and maintaining accurate training records. Occasional travel may be necessary.
Requirements
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High school diploma or state-issued equivalent.
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Minimum of 3,000 total flight hours.
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Possession of an unrestricted ATP certificate.
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Hold one unrestricted PIC type rating.
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Demonstrated passion for teaching.
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Strong communication, listening, and presentation skills.
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Excellent spoken and written English proficiency.
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Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office and internet-based programs.
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Authorization to live and work in the United States.
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Willingness to participate in CAE’s DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing Program.
Qualifications (Preferred)
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Associate’s degree or other college degree.
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Previous teaching or training experience.
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Experience flying business aircraft in Part 135 operations.
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Existing instructor qualification or type rating.
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Challenger 350 experience with a CL-30 type rating.
Duties and Responsibilities
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Deliver standardized classroom and simulator instruction for various training types, including captain upgrades, initial and recurrent training, PIC/SIC evaluations, differences training, and remedial training.
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Develop and tailor instructional content, plan lessons, prepare training sessions, and maintain publications and learning materials.
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Enforce company standards and promote safe operating practices through effective instruction and communication.
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Accurately evaluate pilot performance and monitor customer progress against training standards.
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Maintain accurate training records and promptly submit required documentation.
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Act as a liaison between customers and training center management.
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Participate in training meetings and conferences to address customer needs.
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When authorized as a TCE, conduct proficiency and certification checks under FAR 135/142.
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Maintain qualifications, certifications, and instructional proficiency.
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Demonstrate professionalism and perform related duties as required.