Description

• Serve as a Second in Command (SIC) providing right-seat support for clients attending FAA‑approved 14 CFR 142 training programs at CAE facilities.
• Support training for Phenom 100 and Phenom 300 simulator programs, including FAA Part 135 and Part 91 operations, EASA, and other National Aviation Authorities (NAAs).
• Deliver simulator seat support to clients with varied experience levels and training objectives.
• Maintain proficiency as a qualified crew member, even without holding an aircraft type rating.
• Provide seat support for simulator evaluation events conducted by CAE or governing aviation authorities.
• Contribute to a high-quality, customer-focused training environment emphasizing Crew Resource Management (CRM).
• Commit to scheduled training sessions and on-call assignments based on availability.

Minimum Qualifications

• Commercial Pilot Certificate or Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate.
• Airplane Multi-Engine Land (MEL) rating.
• Instrument Rating (Airplane Multi-Engine Land) with:
  • Minimum 50 hours of multi-engine time, and
  • Minimum 50 hours of instrument experience.
• Minimum 400 hours total flight time.
• Ability to commit up to 10–15 workdays per month.
• Ability to complete up to 11-hour workdays, typically not exceeding 6 hours in the simulator.
• Availability to work any day of the week, at any time of day, based on scheduling needs.
• Ability to commit a minimum of 35 simulator events within a rolling 12‑month period.
• Ability to commit up to 3 or more weeks for initial training.
• Must meet all TSA requirements.
• Must live within the Las Vegas, Nevada area.
• Authorization to work in the United States (E‑Verify participation required).

Preferred Qualifications

• 100 or more hours of turbine flight time.
• Demonstrated professionalism and ability to foster a positive, inclusive learning environment.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills across diverse audiences.
• Demonstrated commitment to customer service and client satisfaction.
• Experience working in multi-crew or training environments.