About the Role
JBS USA Corporate Flight Department is seeking an accomplished Corporate Captain II to serve as Pilot in Command for Gulfstream aircraft, providing safe, efficient, and professional air transportation for company executives. Based in Greeley, CO, this role involves extensive domestic and international travel, operating within a dynamic flight department committed to safety and service excellence.
The Corporate Captain II will serve as Pilot in Command on assigned domestic and international Gulfstream flights, ensuring safe, compliant, and discreet air transportation for executives. This pivotal role requires exceptional judgment, strong operational discipline, and a service-oriented approach, overseeing all aspects from comprehensive flight planning and regulatory coordination to crew leadership and passenger service. The successful Captain will contribute positively to a collaborative flight department environment, embracing continuous improvement in safety and operational performance. Availability for a variable schedule, including early departures, late arrivals, weekends, holidays, overnight trips, and extended domestic or international travel, is essential.
Requirements
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FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) certificate with airplane multiengine land rating.
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Current FAA First-Class Medical Certificate.
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Minimum 4,500 hours total flight time.
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At least 2,000 hours as Pilot in Command (PIC) in multiengine airplanes.
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Minimum 1,500 hours in turbojet aircraft.
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Substantial recent PIC experience in multi-engine turbine aircraft.
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Demonstrated international flight operations experience, including flight planning, regulatory coordination, and mission execution outside the United States.
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Working knowledge of international procedures and requirements (e.g., oceanic operations, customs and immigration processes, international trip planning, and coordination with foreign handlers and authorities).
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Ability to identify and comply with regulatory and operational requirements applicable to international flight operations.
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Valid passport with the ability to travel internationally without restriction.
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FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit.
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Ability to reside within approximately one hour of the flight department hangar in Greeley, Colorado.
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Demonstrated sound judgment, personal accountability, integrity, and a consistent commitment to safety.
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Proven ability to maintain discretion and protect confidential company and passenger information.
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Strong communication skills and adaptability to dynamic operational environments and team collaboration.
Qualifications
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Gulfstream G550 type rating and recent operating experience.
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Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, preferably in aviation, aerospace, business, or a related field.
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Formal training in Safety Management Systems (SMS), Crew Resource Management (CRM), emergency response, or aviation leadership.
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Portuguese-language proficiency.