About This Role
The Boeing Company’s Boeing Test and Evaluation organization is seeking experienced production pilots for its Production Flight Test organization in Seattle. The role conducts initial and follow-on production flights, acceptance test flights, ferry and functional test flights, and customer demonstration flights on newly manufactured 737 airplanes. Pilots may fly domestically and internationally, support post-production activity under CFR 91 and 125, serve as Pilot-in-Command, and work weekends because production flight operations run seven days a week.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Plan and conduct production and acceptance test flights on newly manufactured 737 airplanes.
- Demonstrate or lead the production acceptance process, identify and document flight deficiencies, and coordinate their resolution.
- Plan, coordinate, and conduct ferry, support, functional test, and customer demonstration flights on production and non-production aircraft.
- Serve as Pilot-in-Command.
- Support domestic and international travel and flights, including post-production activity under CFR 91 and 125, within a seven-day production flight operation that may require weekend work.
What We Offer
Boeing offers a Total Rewards package that includes competitive base pay and variable compensation opportunities.Eligible employees may enroll in health insurance, flexible spending accounts, health savings accounts, retirement savings plans, life and disability insurance, and programs providing paid and unpaid time away from work.Available programs vary by eligibility, geographic location, date of hire, and applicable collective bargaining agreements.Relocation assistance is available based on candidate eligibility.
Requirements
- Applicants must meet U.S. export-control requirements as a U.S.
- Person under 22 C.F.R. §120.62, including being a U.S.
- Citizen, U.S.
- National, lawful permanent resident, refugee, or asylee.
- The role requires a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology including Manufacturing Technology, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, or a directly related equivalent qualification from outside the United States.
- Candidates must hold a Commercial Certificate or FAA ATP with appropriate endorsements, or have equivalent military experience, and must have 2,500 flight hours including 1,000 hours of turbine and/or jet time as Pilot-in-Command.
- They must be able to obtain and maintain a valid passport, travel internationally without restrictions, and obtain an FAA First Class Medical certificate.
- A Test Pilot School graduate is preferred.
- Post-offer drug and alcohol testing may apply, successful candidates must complete Boeing’s Conflict of Interest assessment process, and all pilots will be screened through the current pilot records database process.