Instructor Pilot

CAE is seeking a qualified Instructor Pilot to deliver exceptional flight and ground school training. The Instructor Pilot is responsible for delivering flight training in a flight simulator and ground school, adhering to regulatory agency standards, CAE-approved curriculum, and customer requirements. The successful candidate will act as a subject matter expert, guiding clients through their training experience. After 1.5+ years, based on business needs, Instructors are expected to qualify as a Training Center Evaluator (TCE) and customer contract check airman.

Responsibilities:

Provide simulator/flight or classroom instruction on assigned aircraft types for the issuance of licenses, type ratings, internal training, certificates, and pilot qualifications.
Conduct thorough and professional pre- and post-flight simulator briefings, adhering to CAE standards.
Complete required administrative duties, including training records, recommendations for remedial training, and tracking instructional qualifications and activity.
Act as a subject matter expert in the creation of curricula and courseware when required.

Minimum Qualifications:

Hold or meet the qualifications to receive an unrestricted ATP certificate and a minimum of one unrestricted PIC Type Rating.
Demonstrate a passion for teaching others through strong communication skills.
Possess basic computer proficiency, including familiarity with Microsoft Office and other internet-based programs.
Must participate in CAE’s DOT Drug & Alcohol testing program.
Must be authorized to live/work in the United States.
Experience flying business aircraft is a plus.

Ideal Candidate Profile:

Exhibits a true professional character, creating a welcoming and successful learning environment.
Demonstrates the proven ability to communicate effectively across multiple levels, both spoken and written.
Shows commitment to the customer, providing continuous "red carpet" customer service.
Possesses the capability to tailor training sessions to the needs of a diverse customer base.
Maintains a keen eye for detail and willingness to maintain accurate and timely records in accordance with CAE policy and FAA requirements.

Physical Requirements:

Requires physical dexterity in performing tasks demanding hand/eye coordination and fine motor skills.
Ability to sit in a confined space for 4-6 hours at a time with limited breaks.
Ability to stand for extended periods (up to 10 hours) with limited breaks.
Ability to sit, stoop, climb, and twist and turn.

Benefits of Working at CAE:

CAE puts its people first and offers a comprehensive training program to transform pilot knowledge and skills into world-class instruction. Benefits may include:

Flexible vacation policy and schedule.
Access to cutting-edge technology.
Variety in teaching, moving beyond scripted checklists.
Opportunity to instruct without leaving your family.
Continuous professional growth as an aviator and instructor.
Paid holidays, typically including time off between December 25 and January 1.
Global parental leave and enhanced paid maternity leave in the US and Canada, with a global policy in development.