Training Development Subject Matter Expert (Halifax Regional Municipality)

Training Development Subject Matter Expert (Halifax Regional Municipality)

26 Oct
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CAE
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Halifax Regional Municipality

26 Oct

CAE

Halifax Regional Municipality

Shape F-35 training development for Canada’s future fighter program using operational expertise, curriculum design, and simulator-based training experience.CAE seeks an experienced F-35 or fifth-generation fighter pilot subject matter expert for the FFLIT program. This non-flying role supports classroom, simulator, and flying curricula. You will review courseware, advise on operational concepts, and collaborate with RCAF stakeholders and training developers.Key Responsibilities: Design classroom, simulator, and flying training curriculaReview and validate courseware against RCAF objectivesSupport courseware and training-device acceptance testingContribute to training policies and instructional standardsIdentify training risks and support validation activitiesRequirements: F-35 or fifth-generation fighter pilot experience10–15 years of military flight operations experience10+ years of leadership or instructional experienceSimulator-based or synthetic training experienceAbility to obtain Level II Security ClearanceApply your F-35 expertise, instructional experience, and curriculum knowledge to strengthen Canada’s future fighter pilot training system.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Training Development Subject Matter Expert (Halifax Regional Municipality)
🏢 CAE
📍 Halifax Regional Municipality

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