First Officer - Corporate Aviation

6w1 month ago

Sentry

US · Full-time · $70,000 – $90,000

About this role

Sentry is seeking a top talent to join our Part 91 Corporate Aviation team flying 2000LXS and G600 aircraft. This position is not commutable; applicants must reside within one hour of the Mosinee KCWA airport.

Our First Officer assists the captain in safely transporting passengers to their destination while providing first-class customer service. Day-to-day responsibilities include pre- and post-flight preparations, administrative functions, and acting as second in command when directed.

You will operate within established IS-BAO and industry safety policies, maintaining high safety standards for optimal aircraft performance. Strong Crew Resource Management skills and the ability to excel in a team environment are essential.

This role offers the opportunity to attend initial and annual recurrent training, along with FAA proficiency checks for assigned aircraft. You’ll be part of a highly customer-focused team that takes pride in delivering a warm, gracious, and safe travel experience.

Requirements

Possess a Commercial Pilot’s license, FAA qualifications and flight experience to obtain an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate and type ratings as assigned.
Minimum of 1,500 total flight hours with 500 hours multi-engine time.
2+ years of related work experience.
Previous Falcon or large cabin Gulfstream experience preferred, specifically with EASy or Symmetry avionics.
Experience in instrument weather flying with thorough knowledge of all instrument approach procedures and FAA regulations.
Ability to pass requisite FAA flight check(s) and an annual FAA 1st class flight physical.
Possess a valid U.S. passport and ability to operate as a crewmember internationally including Canada.
Reside or relocate within 1 hour of KCWA with the ability to be ready for a trip within 2 hours.

Responsibilities

Assist the Captain in the safe transportation of passengers and maintain high safety standards for the best possible aircraft performance.
Assist the Captain in taking corrective action in dealing with any aircraft malfunction.
Act as second in command and assume responsibility for a flight as necessary or as directed by the assigned Captain.
Complete pre- and post-flight preparations as indicated by the FOM or as directed by the assigned Captain.
Complete administrative functions and projects associated with daily flight department operations.
Attend and successfully complete initial and/or annual recurrent training and FAA proficiency checks for assigned aircraft.
Adhere to and operate within established IS-BAO and industry safety policies and practices.