United Airlines Airport Jobs in Tampa,FL,USA | Hiring

CAE Inc. is a global leader in digital immersion, providing training and operational support solutions to industries such as defense and security, civil aviation, and healthcare. Founded with a vision to be the worldwide partner of choice, CAE revolutionizes customer training and mission-critical operations through digitally immersive technologies. With its Defense and Security business unit, CAE is committed to assisting military customers in achieving and maintaining the highest levels of mission readiness by delivering advanced training programs and simulation-based instruction. The company embodies core values of empowerment, innovation, excellence, integrity, and unity under the OneCAE philosophy. These values drive the company culture and foster a collaborative environment where employees support each other to succeed in making a meaningful difference worldwide. This role is a specialized position within CAE’s Defense and Security unit, primarily focusing on the training and support of C-130/L-382 aircraft instructors. The role involves planning, organizing, and delivering both legacy and advanced avionics instruction related to the C-130/L-382 aircraft. This instruction is delivered across multiple environments, including simulators, classroom settings, and practical hands-on training. The position incorporates training in essential topics, such as Crew Resource Management (CRM) and Night Vision Imaging Systems (NVIS), ensuring that personnel are prepared to conduct complex flight operations safely and efficiently. The candidate will be responsible for developing lesson plans, syllabi, and comprehensive courseware, contributing to the curriculum for these critical training programs. The role requires an instructor to lead simulator sessions, operate simulator instructor operator stations, and evaluate trainee performance with detailed post-training reports. The employer emphasizes safety as the highest priority, requiring all training activities to adhere strictly to safety standards. In addition to delivering expert instruction, the candidate must maintain currency in knowledge through ongoing training and self-study. They are expected to demonstrate excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, to effectively convey technical procedures and flight concepts to a diverse customer base that may include domestic and international military personnel. Proficiency in mathematical skills is also essential for mission planning, such as flight plan calculations and fuel consumption management. CAE values flexibility and recognizes the importance of work-life balance; therefore, this role requires candidates to work a flexible schedule as needed. The student-instructor relationship is dynamic and calls for intellectual and interpersonal skills to assess and guide trainees effectively. The work environment includes office, classroom, and simulator settings where the candidate will use standard office equipment regularly. Security clearance eligibility is mandatory given the sensitive nature of the position, and candidates must be U.S. citizens to comply with U.S. government contract requirements. This role may involve foreign travel and physical demands such as standing for extended periods, climbing stairs, and tolerating simulation vibrations and acoustic environments. CAE offers competitive benefits and fosters a workplace culture where safety, respect, and professional growth are prioritized, and employees are empowered to take initiative and succeed in their careers.

• Associate's degree preferred
• night vision goggle (NVG) experience preferred
• airdrop experience preferred
• bi-lingual (English and Spanish) preferred
• candidate must be able to provide US military or civil airline records of prior flight and/or simulator time
• incumbent must be eligible for DoD Personal Security Clearance
• must be a U.S. citizen
• ability to do foreign travel for extended assignments
• ability to stand and conduct academic instruction for up to eight hours each day
• ability to tolerate simulation vibration and acoustic environment
• ability to climb stairs
• ability to sit in instructional type aircraft chair and reach controls as necessary