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Flight Engineer (Instructor) Job

Army National Guard Units

Key Skills:Aircraft Systems ExpertiseFlight Instruction and StandardizationWeight and Balance ComputationsRecords ManagementOperational Risk ManagementMulti-engine Aircraft Performance Analysis

Become a Flight Engineer (Instructor) with the Colorado Army National Guard

Are you a seasoned aviation professional looking to leverage your expertise to train the next generation of flight crews? The Colorado Army National Guard is currently seeking a highly skilled individual to serve as a Flight Engineer (Instructor) at the Army Aviation Support Facility in Buckley AFB. This position is a critical role that bridges the gap between technical maintenance and operational flight excellence.

Job Responsibilities

As a Flight Engineer (Instructor), your primary duties involve:

  • Providing comprehensive instruction, evaluation, and examination during ground and operational training flights.
  • Developing and upgrading the skills of aircrew members to ensure standardization.
  • Utilizing deep knowledge of heavy multi-engine aircraft systems to ensure safety and performance.
  • Managing aircraft records and weight and balance computations to ensure airworthiness.

Requirements

Candidates must meet the following criteria to be considered for this excepted service position:

  • Military Rank: Must hold rank between E-4 and E-6.
  • Experience: Proven experience in weight and balance, performance data, and aircraft records.
  • Documentation: Your resume must explicitly state your experience in a 'from (mm/yy)' to 'to (mm/yy)' format.

Comparison Table: Qualifications

Requirement Description
Rank E-4 thru E-6
Clearance Secret
Education Not a substitute for experience
Resume Length 2 pages maximum

Salary Overview

This position offers a competitive salary range of $75,785 to $98,515 per year, commensurate with your qualifications and experience within the federal pay structure.

Benefits

Employees of the National Guard enjoy stable federal benefits, the opportunity to maintain their military affiliation, and a mission-focused work environment that rewards leadership and technical proficiency.

Application Tips

To maximize your chances of success, ensure your resume is tailored to reflect your individual experience rather than simply copying the job posting. Verify that all dates are formatted correctly, as HR evaluators rely heavily on this data to determine eligibility.

Serving as a Flight Engineer (Instructor) is more than just a job; it is a commitment to aviation safety and aircrew training. If you meet the criteria and are ready for the challenge, apply today to start your next chapter with the Colorado Army National Guard.

Why This Flight Engineer (Instructor) Job Matters

Take your aviation career to new heights by shaping the next generation of aircrew excellence with the Colorado Army National Guard.

Flight Engineer (Instructor) Job Overview

The Colorado Army National Guard is seeking a dedicated Flight Engineer (Instructor) to join the Army Aviation Support Facility in Buckley AFB. This position is a Title 32 Excepted Service role that balances operational flight duties with the vital task of training and evaluating aircrew personnel on heavy multi-engine aircraft.

Requirements for Flight Engineer (Instructor)

  • Must currently hold military rank between E-4 and E-6.
  • Proven specialized experience in aircraft weight and balance computations.
  • Demonstrated proficiency in aircraft performance data management.
  • Experience with detailed aircraft records maintenance.
  • Comprehensive knowledge of heavy multi-engine aircraft systems.
  • Resume must clearly document specialized experience with precise mm/yy to mm/yy dates.
  • Must be able to maintain a Secret security clearance.

Preferred Qualifications for Flight Engineer (Instructor)

  • Demonstrated ability to perform as a standardized instructor for flight crews.
  • Experience in developing and upgrading aircrew member skills through ground and operational training.
  • Strong communication skills for effective examination and evaluation of flight personnel.

Federal Benefits & Perks

  • βœ“Competitive federal salary ranging from $75,785 to $98,515.
  • βœ“Opportunity to serve in a long-standing component of the U.S. Armed Forces.
  • βœ“Professional development through specialized instruction and examiner training.
  • βœ“Access to a comprehensive military and technician benefits package.

πŸ’‘ How to Apply Flight Engineer (Instructor) Job & Insider Tips

Application Steps for Flight Engineer (Instructor) Job

  1. Ensure your resume is limited to two pages or less.
  2. Log into your USAJOBS account and access the job announcement portal.
  3. Complete the occupational questionnaire linked within the application portal.
  4. Upload your resume ensuring detailed mm/yy to mm/yy documentation of specialized experience.
  5. Submit your application package prior to the 11:59 PM EST closing date.

πŸ’‘ General Tips

  • Do not copy bullet points from the job description into your resume; describe your personal experience instead.
  • Verify that your resume includes your full name, current military rank, and email address.
  • Check your application status frequently on the USAJOBS dashboard to monitor updates.
  • Ensure all uploaded documents pass the system virus scan before the deadline.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I substitute education for the required experience?

No, education cannot be substituted for the specialized experience required for this position.

What happens if I don't submit all required documents?

Failure to submit the required documentation, including the formatted resume and specialized experience dates, will result in immediate disqualification.

Is a security clearance required?

Yes, a Secret security clearance is required. Failure to obtain or maintain this clearance can be grounds for termination from the technician program.

Job from Army National Guard Units

The National Guard is the oldest component of the Armed Forces of the United States. With a legacy of serving both the nation and local communities during emergencies, the Army National Guard offers a unique career path that combines military service with specialized civilian-style technician roles. By joining this team, you become part of a proud tradition of collective defense and dedicated public service.