Airborne Sensor Operator

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Airborne Sensor Operator handling routine and dynamic target area assessments for ISR aircraft at Leidos. Ensuring safe and effective operation of sensor equipment and missions.

Responsibilities:

  • The ASO will be required to execute all assigned preflight, flight, and post flight duties as required to safely and effectively operate an assigned sensor suite supporting a variety of missions.
  • This includes mission planning, pre-briefings, mission system inspection, operation, troubleshooting, post-flight inspections, debriefings, intelligence product preparation and distribution, and mission documentation.
  • The ASO may also assist with performing sensor upgrades and maintenance.

Requirements:

  • Must have a bachelor’s degree and a minimum of 2 years’ experience or 700 flight hours as an aircrew member on a multi-place military or government ISR contract aircraft, and verifiable experience providing direct support to SOF ground forces using E/O-IR FMV sensors (additional years of experience will be considered in lieu of degree)
  • Have an active Top Secret with SCI
  • Possess a current FAA Class II/III Medical Certificate issued within 6 months of employment start date
  • Possess a United States Passport that is valid for 12 months after employment start date and be able to travel internationally
  • Current physiological training / altitude chamber or previously completed with proof of completion
  • Possess excellent CRM skills and be able to apply ORM principles
  • Be willing to deploy for rotations of up to 90 days to various CONUS or OCONUS operating locations as directed by the Government.
  • Must show demonstrable interpretation and analysis experience using E/O-IR FMV sensors and be able to produce post mission products using Microsoft office suite.
  • Must be able to successfully accomplish airborne mission / flight operations and image analysis
  • Must be able to travel to various CONUS locations for training
  • Be willing to work long hours and / or non-regular hours with minimal notice
  • Be able to proficiently operate assigned sensors while airborne for extended periods
  • Be willing to work and execute airborne missions in Hardship and Hazardous locations
  • Previous internal aircraft, air-to-air, and air-to-ground communication experience required

Benefits:

  • Competitive compensation
  • Health and Wellness programs
  • Income Protection
  • Paid Leave
  • Retirement