Jobs at Aircraft Maintenance Training Institute, Inc.

The Airport Operations Specialist role at the Anchorage International Airport manages terminal, aircraft parking, and landside operations for over 30 carriers. Key responsibilities include scheduling gates, implementing gate management protocols, and ensuring compliance with FAA, TSA, and CBP regulations. The position appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic career within Alaska's critical infrastructure, offering opportunities for professional growth, mentorship, and contribution to the state's transportation mission. The role is based on-site at the North Terminal and involves working in a collaborative environment that values integrity and excellence while navigating unique challenges posed by Alaska's geography and climate.

This full-time Weapon Systems Technician role supports the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard by maintaining Close-In Weapon System variants such as Phalanx and SeaRAM. Key responsibilities include performing maintenance assessments and operational verification testing onboard vessels, assisting with system integration and testing, and providing technical training to military personnel. The position requires up to 50% travel within the Continental United States and involves interfacing with maintenance centers and land-based test sites. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where integrity and innovation are prioritized. Employees benefit from a culture of trust that offers flexible time off, robust learning resources, and opportunities for continuous career growth while contributing to national safety.

The Ramp and Customer Service Agent role at Horizon Air supports airport operations by managing both guest interactions and aircraft ground handling. Key responsibilities include assisting passengers with check-in and boarding, processing luggage, and performing essential below-wing tasks such as loading cargo, aircraft marshaling, and deicing in various weather conditions. This position appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic career with opportunities for professional development and a collaborative team environment focused on safety and customer care. The role offers flexible scheduling, travel privileges on partner airlines, and comprehensive benefits including health coverage and retirement matching. The position is based at the Bozeman airport and requires a valid driver's license and the ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions.

This embedded software developer role supports U.S. military test ranges by designing and integrating software for radar control, data collection, and system instrumentation. The position involves decomposing technical requirements into hardware instructions, developing applications using C#, .NET, and VxWorks, and conducting rigorous testing with specialized equipment. Candidates will work within research and development teams to create innovative solutions for complex electronic and mechanical systems. The role offers the opportunity to contribute to national defense missions while working in a collaborative environment that values both theoretical knowledge and practical engineering. While primarily based in an office, the position may include occasional travel to remote work locations.

The System Administrator III role supports engineering and technical operations for U.S. military test ranges within a specialized government contracting environment. Key responsibilities include managing MS Windows server infrastructure, overseeing network performance, and handling the full lifecycle of IT asset deployment and decommissioning. The position also involves maintaining classified remote access networks, ensuring cybersecurity compliance, and providing technical support for audio-visual systems in secure meeting environments. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work on critical national defense missions with a collaborative team culture. The role requires a high level of independence and offers the chance to lead small teams while contributing to complex system upgrades. Successful candidates must be U.S. citizens eligible for Top Secret security clearance and hold or obtain CompTIA Security+ certification. The position is based on-site with occasional travel for escort duties in secure areas.

The Systems Administrator III role supports engineering and technical operations for U.S. military test ranges within a specialized government contracting environment. Key responsibilities include managing Windows server environments, administering classified and unclassified network access, overseeing the full lifecycle of IT hardware assets, and providing technical support for audio-visual systems. The position requires maintaining strict security compliance, documenting standard operating procedures, and leading system upgrades. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense missions while working in a collaborative team setting. The role offers comprehensive benefits including immediate health coverage and a 401(k) match, with a requirement for a Top Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship.

The Systems Administrator III role supports the U.S. Air Force and Navy by maintaining real-time flight testing systems at the Ridley Mission Control Center. Key responsibilities include administering Windows and Linux server environments, managing network infrastructure with Cisco and Juniper switches, and ensuring security compliance within the Security Operations Center. The position also involves troubleshooting hardware, configuring telemetry equipment, and documenting system procedures. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work in a high-impact defense environment where they can apply advanced technical skills to support national missions. The role offers comprehensive benefits including immediate health coverage, a 401(k) match, and tuition reimbursement, while requiring a U.S. citizenship and the ability to maintain a security clearance.

The Systems Administrator II role supports engineering and technical operations for U.S. military test ranges within a specialized government contracting environment. Key responsibilities include managing MS Windows server environments, administering classified and unclassified network systems, and overseeing the full lifecycle of IT hardware and software assets. The position also involves maintaining cybersecurity compliance, troubleshooting AV systems, and documenting standard operating procedures. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work on critical national defense missions with a collaborative team culture. The role requires on-site presence to support secure facilities and offers comprehensive benefits including immediate health coverage and a 401(k) match. Successful candidates must be U.S. citizens eligible for Top Secret security clearance.

This onsite software engineering role at RTX supports the Battle Management Software Department in developing and testing aircraft embedded applications. The position involves designing solutions for complex system integrations, collaborating with cross-functional teams to manage the full software lifecycle, and ensuring operational requirements are met for military and commercial programs. The role appeals to engineers seeking to work on mission-critical aerospace projects with world-class experts while contributing to national defense. Candidates will utilize C# and .NET frameworks within a Windows environment to solve challenging technical problems. The position requires an active Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship, offering a collaborative culture driven by innovation, safety, and accountability.

This entry-level Electrical Field Engineer role supports the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program by ensuring the safety and reliability of U.S. Navy nuclear reactors. The position begins with a 1-2 year assignment at a laboratory to gain fleet support experience, followed by a 3-5 year field assignment in various shipyards. Key responsibilities include providing independent oversight of reactor installation, servicing, and modification, as well as making critical operational decisions on nuclear-powered assets. The role appeals to candidates seeking a lifetime career with significant autonomy, hands-on technical experience, and a culture built on trust, empowerment, and collaboration. The position requires relocation and involves working in industrial environments to support submarine and aircraft carrier fleets.

This entry-level Software Development Analyst role within HII's Global Security group supports national defense missions for the Department of Defense and intelligence community. The position involves designing, developing, and maintaining software applications using technologies such as Visual Basic, .NET, SQL Server, and web standards. Key responsibilities include researching system requirements, evaluating hardware-software interfaces, and documenting testing procedures within an agile team environment. The role offers a supportive culture focused on mission readiness and career growth through extensive training programs. While the position is based in Philadelphia, PA, it includes limited travel opportunities and provides access to comprehensive benefits including tuition reimbursement and wellness resources.

The TDY Field Coordinator role supports science teams at remote Antarctic field camps under Amentum's contract with the National Science Foundation. Key responsibilities include managing logistical operations such as cargo handling, fuel transfers, and equipment maintenance, while also assisting with weather observations and safety protocols. The position requires versatility, ranging from operating heavy machinery like snowcats to performing essential camp chores. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking an adventurous career in extreme environments, offering the chance to contribute to critical scientific research in a unique, team-oriented setting. The role involves extended deployment to Antarctica and requires physical stamina to work in harsh, cold conditions.

This onsite Inspection and NDT Supervisor role at Pratt & Whitney supports the Non-Destructive Testing and Material Review Board departments within a leading aerospace and defense organization. The position involves directing daily quality and production deliverables, leading teams through coaching and training, and driving continuous improvement initiatives using Lean manufacturing principles. Key responsibilities include managing rapid production changes, enforcing safety standards, and ensuring adherence to aerospace quality systems like AS9100. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment where they can solve complex technical problems and shape the future of flight. It offers a collaborative culture focused on innovation and professional growth, though it requires availability for the second shift schedule.

This onsite Mechanical Engineering 1 role at Collins Aerospace in Chula Vista, California, focuses on the design and integration of aircraft nacelle components for the aerospace and defense industry. Key responsibilities include creating 3D models and engineering drawings, performing tolerance and structural analysis, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure designs meet performance and certification standards. The position offers an appealing opportunity to work alongside industry experts on complex problems that shape the future of flight, with access to extensive training, continuous learning, and a supportive culture dedicated to innovation and safety.

The Senior Intelligence Analyst V role serves as a technical lead within JT4's engineering support team for U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Navy test ranges. The position focuses on designing and maintaining integrated test environments while providing leadership to technical branches. Key responsibilities include analyzing multi-source intelligence data, developing detailed technical documentation and system specifications, and delivering strategic briefings to internal and external government stakeholders. This position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can influence national defense capabilities while working with advanced intelligence tools and cross-agency partners. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with occasional travel and requires a valid driver's license and ability to work flexible schedules to meet operational demands.

The Safety Manager role oversees operational safety functions for the Kenai Peninsula Borough, its School District, and associated service areas. Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining unified health and safety programs, ensuring compliance with OSHA and state regulations, conducting facility inspections, leading incident investigations, and managing asbestos compliance and emergency response planning. The position also involves delivering safety training, coordinating contractor safety requirements, and chairing the Employee Safety Committee. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to drive a proactive safety culture within a large municipal organization. The role offers a chance to make a significant community impact through risk reduction and emergency preparedness. Work is primarily on-site across various borough facilities and schools, requiring regular travel by vehicle and occasional air or water transport to remote locations.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace focuses on developing mission-critical software for Strategic Nuclear Deterrence systems within a Special Access Program. Key responsibilities include deriving requirements, creating UML design diagrams, implementing software solutions, and mentoring junior engineers while collaborating with senior technical staff. The position offers a unique opportunity to work on high-impact national defense projects with comprehensive training to become a subject matter expert in nuclear deterrence and communications. The role is based in Richardson, Texas, and requires an active U.S. government Secret security clearance. Candidates will join a collaborative team dedicated to redefining aerospace technology, with access to extensive professional growth paths and a supportive company culture.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace focuses on developing mission-critical software for Strategic Nuclear Deterrence systems within a Special Access Program. The position involves deriving requirements, creating UML designs, implementing code, and producing high-quality software builds in an integrated test environment. Key responsibilities include supporting stakeholders, verifying software requirements, and mentoring junior engineers. The role offers a unique opportunity to work on national defense technology with comprehensive training provided, even without prior nuclear or communications experience. Candidates will join a collaborative team of experts, gaining exposure to leadership paths and the evolving aerospace domain. The position requires an active Secret security clearance and is based in Richardson, Texas.

This onsite role at Pratt & Whitney involves serving as a Non-Destructive Testing Inspector on the second shift within the aerospace manufacturing division. The position focuses on performing ultrasonic inspections using specialized systems, analyzing computer-generated data, and signing off on product quality. Key responsibilities include maintaining equipment, interpreting engineering blueprints, and collaborating with quality teams to resolve manufacturing issues. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to the future of flight within a dynamic, purpose-driven environment. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement matching, and a paid training program to achieve NDT Level 2 certification. While the position requires full-time onsite presence in Columbus, Georgia, it provides a shift differential for afternoon and evening hours.

This onsite Principal Quality Engineer role at Pratt & Whitney's Columbus Blades Manufacturing Facility focuses on advancing aerospace engine production through rigorous quality control and process optimization. The position involves analyzing manufacturing data to drive continuous improvement, implementing statistical process control methods, and leading supplier certification initiatives to enhance yield and reduce costs. Key responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams to resolve production challenges, conducting root cause analysis on quality escapes, and maintaining strong relationships with external suppliers. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to a world-leading aerospace and defense organization where innovation and complex problem-solving are central to the mission. It offers the opportunity to work within a high-paced, technology-driven environment dedicated to shaping the future of flight, with a requirement for U.S. citizenship due to program access needs.

This onsite Senior Systems Engineer role within the Mission Systems Secure Systems Department at the Cedar Rapids facility focuses on designing and developing secure communication solutions for global military operations. The position involves performing system architecture, functional analysis, and requirements allocation to translate customer needs into hardware and software specifications for defense products. Key responsibilities include leading system integration, verification, and validation efforts while working within a classified laboratory environment. The role is appealing for its opportunity to gain technical leadership experience, mentor junior engineers, and work alongside subject matter experts in an ever-evolving field of security-hardened technology. It offers a collaborative culture with significant career growth potential, travel opportunities up to 10 percent, and a comprehensive benefits package including tuition reimbursement and retirement matching.

This onsite Principal Systems Engineer role within the Mission Systems Secure Systems Department at Collins Aerospace focuses on designing and developing secure communication solutions for global military operations. The position requires an active Secret clearance and involves leading system architecture, performing functional analysis to translate customer needs into technical specifications, and managing system integration and verification processes. The role offers significant professional growth through mentorship, exposure to cryptographic hardware design, and collaboration with cross-functional teams on high-impact defense projects. Candidates will work in a collaborative environment dedicated to advancing national security technology while gaining expertise in complex system development lifecycles.