V2X | Pilot

V2X is seeking experienced Rotary-Wing Pilots to support Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) missions requiring specialized aviation operations. This role will be based in the Washington DC area, operating FBI-designated rotary-wing aircraft to facilitate critical law enforcement and national security objectives.

About the Role

The FBI requires qualified contract helicopter pilots to conduct essential mission support activities. Responsibilities include the safe operation of FBI-designated rotary-wing aircraft, such as the UH60-M, for transporting personnel, equipment, and sensitive materials. Pilots will engage in flight operations supporting law enforcement, surveillance, reconnaissance, emergency response, and training exercises in controlled, uncontrolled, domestic, and international airspace. This position demands active participation in mission planning, adaptation to dynamic mission requirements, and rigorous adherence to all aviation safety standards, including Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and FBI aviation policies. Accurate record-keeping of flight and duty time is also a key component of this role.

Requirements

• Valid FAA Commercial Helicopter Pilot Certificate with a commercial instrument helicopter rating.
• Unrestricted Class 1 or 2 FAA medical certificate.
• Successful completion of a helicopter underwater escape training course.
• Successful completion of the Washington DC special flight rules area class.
• Minimum of 500 hours of rotary-wing flight time.
• At least 100 hours of Night Vision Goggle (NVG)/Night System (NS) flight time.
• At least 300 hours in dual-engine, jet turbine helicopters.
• At least 25 hours of operation in mountainous terrain, including multiple landings above 5000 MSL.
• Demonstrated proficiency in mission-oriented rotary-wing operations.
• Ability to obtain and maintain required FBI security clearances and background investigations.
• Top Secret security clearance is required.

Qualifications

• Preference for pilots with over 100 hours of Pilot in Command (PIC) time in type-certificated or military helicopters.
• One-year related experience may be substituted for one year of education.