Position Purpose:

Under general direction of the Chief Developmental Test Pilot, act as the project pilot for new and existing product development projects.

Principle Duties and Responsibilities:

Essential Functions:

1. Provide the Flight Operations and Test interface to Major Programs and Innovation, Engineering and Flight Test in the development of new technology for new and existing airplanes .
2. Develop or improve aircraft aircrew publications .
3. Pursue Gulfstream ODA AR Flight Test Pilot authorizations .
4. Serve in assistant staff or aircrew publications roles .
5. As project test pilot, conduct developmental, engineering, and experimental test flights in support of new and ongoing flight test projects. Debrief engineering personnel and supplier engineering personnel on ground and flight test results and personal observations. Report these results and observations in a concise, written Flight Test Report on a timely basis for distribution to the highest levels in management and engineering departments .
6. Discuss problem areas with both GAC and supplier engineers to assist them in design or redesign of equipment being tested. Conduct engineering meetings to assess progress of new and ongoing programs involving the issues involved to bring the new technology to the appropriate level for certification .
7. Represent GAC in meetings with FAA and EASA representatives in all matter regarding the certification of the new technology .
8. Review and critique developmental and certification test plans to assure that the means of compliance for certification are assured and met .
9. Conduct test flights in a manner consistent with the test plans and assure success for the program .
10. Assist in the completion of the test reports to assure that the required. test points demonstrate compliance with the regulations .
11. Expand flight test technique qualifications in as many low and medium risk flight test techniques as possible .
12. Provide interface with Engineering, Marketing and Technical Operations to ensure a smooth transition from certification to Entry-Into-Service for all new products .
13. Provide presentations, interface and ground and flight instruction to company and customer flight crews on operations of new aircraft products, new installed systems, and new or upgraded appliances .

Perform other duties as assigned.

Other Requirements:

1. FAA Airline Transport Pilot license (ATP/ATPL) or ability to attain ATP/ATPL.
2. FAA Aircraft Multi-Engine land (AMEL) license, will appropriate Type Rating(s).
3. Graduate of a recognized Test Pilot School or Significant Equivalent Experience in Experimental Flight Test.
4. FAA Class I Medical required.
5. FAA Flight Instructor certificate (desired).
6. Effective verbal and written skills required.