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Proven Training Concepts

Subject Matter Expert/Facilitator - Avionics (AT)

Job Description

Position Summary:
We are seeking a technical and instructional systems expert to support the Triton UAS Maintenance Training Program. This role is ideal for a veteran with a strong background in naval aviation organizational-level maintenance - specifically flight systems, fault isolation, and repair - who is looking to transition from hands-on maintenance to a professional office environment focused on curriculum development and training.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Serve as Subject Matter Expert (SME) for aircraft flight-critical systems, including electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and engine propulsion systems.
  • Execute course maintenance, content updates, and configuration control in accordance with Navy requirements.
  • Integrate technical data, maintenance procedures, and engineering changes (ECP, TD, NATOPS updates, and IETM) into instructional products.
  • Coordinate with program leadership, engineering, and fleet representatives to ensure training content reflects current system configuration and operational requirements.
  • Support training system modernization and integration of modern instructional delivery methods.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
    Experience:
    Minimum of four years performing aircraft organizational-level maintenance.
      Technical Proficiency:
      Expert ability to interpret technical manuals, Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRCs), IETMs, and engineering change documentation.
        Communication:
        Strong writing skills to produce structured, standards-compliant documentation.
          Professionalism:
          Ability to manage multiple tasks, meet deadlines, and interface effectively with government customers and cross-functional teams.
            Software:
            Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and Adobe Acrobat.
            Desired Skills and Qualifications:
            • Demonstrated experience in Instructional Systems Design (ISD) or curriculum development within a DoD or naval aviation environment.
            • Extensive background in Naval or Marine Corps aviation organizational-level maintenance (specifically AT).
            • Prior experience as a U.S. military training instructor (805A / 9502 NEC or equivalent).
            • Familiarity with Adobe Creative Suite for graphic design or media development.
            Position Requirements:
            • Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret Security Clearance.
            What We Offer:
            • Competitive salary and benefits package
            • Collaborative, veteran-led team environment
            • Meaningful work supporting the U.
            S. Navy and national defense.
            Job Type:
            Full-time Benefits:
            • 401(k)
            • Life insurance
            • Paid time off
            Work Location:
            • In person.
            Lexington Park, MD, with occasional travel
            Job Type:
            Full-time Pay:
            From $42.25 per hour
            Benefits:
            401(k) 401(k) matching Life insurance Paid time off
            Work Location:
            In person

            Benefits

            • Paid Time Off (PTO)
            • 401(k) Plans
            • Dental Insurance
            • Life Insurance
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