Air Traffic Control Instructor-ii At CRP|Corpus Christi,TX,USA,TX|SAIC

SAIC Controller Training Solutions (CTS) is a respected contractor supporting the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) through high-quality training services for air traffic control personnel. Based in Corpus Christi, TX, SAIC specializes in delivering expert instructional solutions primarily at the Corpus Christi International Airport Air Traffic Control Tower and Terminal Radar Approach Control (CRP ATCT/TRACON). The CTS team's mission is to ensure that the FAA's air traffic controllers receive comprehensive, advanced training that prepares them to maintain safety and efficiency in the National Airspace System (NAS). SAIC’s partnership with the FAA reflects a commitment to excellence in aviation safety and professionalism, offering an essential service in the education of both developmental and certified professional air traffic controllers. The company employs a collaborative, technology-driven approach, using cutting-edge automation and simulation systems to create realistic training environments. Their instructors leverage these tools to teach vital air traffic control procedures, ensuring trainees are fully equipped to manage diverse traffic scenarios safely and confidently. The Air Traffic Control Instructor role within SAIC’s CTS team at Corpus Christi is a part-time position focused on providing hands-on classroom and simulation lab training for FAA controllers. This role plays a critical part in continuing the high standards of air traffic services that protect the flying public daily by delivering tailored, effective training based on the current ATC operational procedures. Successful candidates should demonstrate proficiency with FAA ATC automation and simulation systems, including scenario design for simulators such as TSS, AT Coach, and SGET. The role may also involve mentoring students and Remote Pilot Operators, as well as contributing to the ongoing development and enhancement of the training curriculum to meet evolving FAA standards. This position demands expertise in radar and non-radar simulation laboratory operations and requires the delivery of engaging instruction to a broad range of students, from novices to seasoned control professionals. The instructor’s responsibilities extend beyond teaching to include collaboration with FAA personnel, ensuring training aligns with and supports the mission-critical demands of local air traffic facilities and the FAA's national objectives. Candidates considered for this position typically have a thorough background as FAA Certified Professional Controllers with multiple years of live traffic control experience in environments similar to the Corpus Christi ATCT/TRACON. The position not only commands high technical acumen but also necessitates strong communication skills and a student-centered approach to foster continuous professional growth among trainees. This role is vital in maintaining the capability of air traffic controllers across the national airspace, supporting flights and ensuring safety for thousands of daily aircraft operations. SAIC offers a unique opportunity for qualified professionals, including FERS retirees, to contribute their expertise to a mission of national importance in a part-time capacity. The job requires US citizenship with the ability to obtain a Public Trust clearance, emphasizing the sensitive nature of the work involved. No travel or remote work options are available for this role, emphasizing the necessity for physical presence at the Corpus Christi training site. Joining SAIC means becoming part of a dedicated team that values quality, safety, and continuous improvement in aviation training. The role is well-suited for professionals passionate about air traffic control education and eager to impact the safety and efficiency of the National Airspace System directly. The position offers a dynamic work environment where instructors can thrive by transferring their experience and skills to the next generation of air traffic controllers, ensuring the FAA’s high standards are upheld for future air travel safety.

• High school diploma or equivalent (GED)
• FAA CPC certification
• Minimum five years FAA CPC live traffic control experience or recent contract instructor experience
• US citizenship
• Ability to obtain and maintain Public Trust clearance
• Proficiency with ATC automation and simulation systems
• Availability for part-time, day shift work at Corpus Christi, TX
• No travel or remote work