A Pilot Instructor teaches people to fly and operate airplanes and/or helicopters. Helps students achieve pilot licenses or certifications. Requires both a pilot license and pilot training license.
Up to $32 per hour Bring your aerospace expertise into the classroom and help prepare skilled professionals for success in aircraft production, maintenance, and safety. We are seeking experienced technical professionals who can deliver engaging, hands-on instruction in one or more aerospace disciplines.
Areas of Instruction:
Aircraft Electrical:
Electrical installations and assembly, functional testing, troubleshooting, crimping, soldering, and basic mechanical skills
Aircraft Mechanical:
Aircraft assembly, heavy-structure drilling, maintenance, bonding and grounding, blueprint interpretation, production standards, functional testing, and aircraft systems troubleshooting
Aircraft Sealing:
Proper surface preparation, cleaning, and application of sealants to aircraft structures and components
Environmental Health and Safety:
Confined Space, Lockout/Tagout/Tryout (LOTTO), DOT requirements, and
Fall Protection Qualifications:
Strong technical background in aerospace manufacturing, aircraft maintenance, electrical systems, mechanical assembly, sealing, or EHS Ability to explain complex technical material clearly and confidently Experience delivering technical instruction, training, mentoring, or hands-on demonstrations Comfortable standing and teaching throughout the workday Strong communication, organization, and classroom-management skills Military aviation or technical training experience is highly valued This opportunity is ideal for an experienced aerospace professional, technical trainer, or military veteran who enjoys sharing knowledge and developing others. You will work in a professional, business-casual environment while helping learners build practical, job-ready aerospace skills. #Workwolf
