Instructor / Developmental Test

CACI International Inc is a leading provider of information solutions and services in the defense, intelligence community, and federal civilian government sectors. Founded in 1962, CACI has earned a reputation for innovation, integrity, and excellence in supporting national security missions globally. The company specializes in delivering cutting-edge technology, mission support, and cybersecurity services that enable government agencies to improve operational effectiveness and protect critical infrastructure. Serving as a trusted partner, CACI cultivates a culture that values character, innovation, and a commitment to the safety of the nation. The organization is known for fostering a positive work environment that emphasizes trust, continuous professional growth, and a high-performing team culture. The role of Instructor / Developmental Test Pilot (DTP) at CACI is a vital position within the aviation sector, specifically focusing on rotary wing aircraft used by military special operations forces. This full-time, regular employee position requires a Secret security clearance and entails traveling up to 50 percent within the continental United States. As a Developmental Test Pilot, you will play a critical role in supporting the MH-47 Active Parallel Actuator Subsystem (APAS) and guiding the operational force through curriculum development and instruction. The position requires extensive collaboration with program offices, engineers, and developers to ensure system performance aligns with both specifications and user requirements. You will be responsible for planning and executing detailed test plans and conducting developmental test flights on newly modified or upgraded helicopters to evaluate performance, operational suitability, and safety. A significant aspect of this role includes performing maintenance test flights (MTFs) on primary model aircraft following maintenance, modification, or overhaul. Your expertise will support compliance with all relevant federal and military flight regulations, including DCMA INST 8210.1D, AR 95-1, USASOC Sup 1 to AR 95-1, ARSOA 3-04.11, and the 160th RTSOP. An essential part of your instructional duties will involve training commissioned officers, warrant officers, government personnel, partner nation aviators, and contractors in night vision goggle (NVG) helicopter operations. The training curriculum ensures that trainees are proficient in basic mission skills to operate at terrain flight altitudes under varied environmental conditions. You will also be responsible for qualifying aviators as Basic Mission Qualified (BMQ) Pilots, Instructor Pilots, or Maintenance Test Pilots within MH-47G rotary wing airframes. Additionally, your role includes performing crew duties during various training and demonstration flights, assisting with training and aircraft scheduling, and representing the Special Operations Aviation (SOA) user community at industry conferences and events. CACI’s commitment to its employees is reflected in a supportive workplace culture that prioritizes integrity, trust, and continuous growth. The company offers a comprehensive compensation package including a competitive salary range of $94,600 to $208,000. Benefits include healthcare, wellness programs, financial planning resources, retirement plans, family support services, continuing education, and time off. The company’s commitment to diversity and equal opportunity ensures all qualified applicants are considered without regard for race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other protected characteristics. Joining CACI means becoming part of a dynamic team dedicated to advancing the nation’s critical aviation and national security missions while supporting your professional career development and personal growth.

• Secret security clearance
• Minimum 15 years experience with military rotary wing aircraft
• Qualification in the MH-47 model aircraft
• Graduate of DoD course for Instructor Pilots
• Current FAA commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating (Helicopter)
• Minimum 2,000 hours pilot/copilot experience in rotary wing aircraft
• Minimum 1,000 hours as Pilot in Command
• Minimum 500 hours flying with Night Vision Goggles
• Minimum 3 years experience with aircraft technical systems development, architecture, integration testing, fielding, and sustainment
• Bachelor’s degree in technical or management field
• Minimum 2 years experience as Fully Mission Qualified, Flight Lead, Standardization Instructor Pilot, or Instructor Pilot in Army Special Operations rotary wing helicopters
• Graduate of the US Army Instructor Pilot Course or equivalent evaluation