Aviation Instructor Pilot

About CAE

At CAE, a global leader in aviation training, the mission is to cultivate the next generation of skilled aviators. Backed by a distinguished legacy of flight training excellence and a team driven by innovation and collaboration, CAE provides a dynamic environment where professionals can continually sharpen their own expertise while empowering others to achieve their full potential.

Job Summary

The Instructor Pilot at CAE fulfills a pivotal role that extends beyond conventional training, focusing on instilling confidence and mastery in every pilot under instruction. This position involves leading comprehensive simulator sessions and pre-flight briefings, inspiring trust and proficiency for critical moments in aviation. Instructor Pilots are responsible for taking their passion for aviation to new heights, ensuring each lesson rigorously adheres to regulatory standards and CAE's unwavering commitment to excellence. This role offers ample opportunity for professional growth as an educator, providing purpose and fulfillment in guiding pilots to excel, regardless of the challenges they may encounter.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver comprehensive flight training within advanced flight simulators and conduct engaging ground school instruction, strictly adhering to appropriate regulatory agency guidelines, CAE-approved curriculum, and specific customer requirements.
Serve as a Subject Matter Expert (SME), proficiently guiding clients through all phases of their aviation training programs.
Provide detailed simulator or classroom instruction across assigned aircraft types for the purpose of issuing licenses, type ratings, internal training, certifications, and pilot qualifications.
Conduct professional and thorough pre- and post-flight simulator briefings in full accordance with CAE's established operational standards.
Execute essential administrative duties, including accurate completion of training records, recommending targeted remedial training when necessary, and diligently tracking individual instructional qualifications and activity.
Contribute actively as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in the development and refinement of curricula and courseware as required.
Based on business needs and after approximately 1.5 years of dedicated service, designated Instructors will have the opportunity to qualify as a Training Center Evaluator (TCE) and a customer contract check airman.

Minimum Qualifications

Must hold or meet all qualifications necessary to receive an Unrestricted Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate.
Possess a minimum of one unrestricted Pilot-in-Command (PIC) Type Rating.
Demonstrated passion for teaching others, complemented by strong and effective communication skills.
Basic computer proficiency, including familiarity with Microsoft Office applications and other internet-based programs.
Willingness to participate in CAE’s DOT Drug & Alcohol testing program.
Must be authorized to live and work in the United States.
Experience flying business aircraft is considered a significant advantage.

Why Join CAE?

Flexible Work-Life Balance: Benefit from a flexible vacation policy and scheduling options, designed to provide ample time off for personal commitments and to spend with loved ones.
Cutting-Edge Technology: Work with state-of-the-art flight simulation and training technology, supported by CAE's significant and ongoing investment in new technological advancements.
Empowered Instruction: Enjoy the professional freedom to provide variety in training delivery, moving beyond standardized scripts to tailor instruction effectively and dynamically.
Aviation Career, Family Proximity: Experience the rewards of being actively involved in a 'cockpit' environment without extensive travel, supporting a balanced family life.
Continuous Professional Growth: Engage in a collaborative environment that fosters ongoing professional development and facilitates invaluable knowledge sharing with experienced aviation professionals.
Paid Holidays: Benefit from a comprehensive paid holiday schedule, including a structured break period between December 25th and January 1st.