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Position Summary Odyssey has an exciting opportunity for a T-7A Instructional Training Systems Engineer , supporting the Training Directorate (WN) Program AFLCMC/WN . This program focuses heavily on Training System Requirements Analysis, Instructional Systems Design (ISD), Interactive Multimedia Instruction (IMI), and Type 1 Training supporting AF interests and the T-7A Program Office.   You’ll join a dynamic team at the forefront of revolutionizing pilot training for the U.S. Air Force while playing a pivotal role in the Advanced Pilot Training (APT) program, powering the next generation of training systems for our nation's warfighters. This position is a non-supervisory lead engineering role, placing you at the center of technical innovation and integration for this cutting-edge program.   In this role, you will provide technical leadership for the development, verification, and integration of the T-7A’s advanced training systems including the...

Description: You will be the Pilot Subject Matter Expert (SME) and Pilot Vehicle Interface (PVI) design engineer to serve in the Pilot Systems Engineering (PSE) group on the F-35 team specializing in 5th Generation and Advanced Development Programs (ADP). As the Pilot Subject Matter Expert your responsibilities will include: • Research and design of innovative PVI mechanizations for tactical cockpits. • Provide Pilot SME support to brief and train test pilots, production pilots and training systems engineers and pilots on aircraft capabilities and PVI. • Research, design, simulate, and refine PVI solutions for controls and displays, sensors, weapons, and air vehicle subsystems. • Work with pilots, engineers, and simulation technicians to design, implement, evaluate, and document PVI mechanizations. You will be expected to: • Have a high-level knowledge of 4th and 5th Gen fighters, requiring an understanding of mission systems, capability gaps, and basic concepts of...

Description: You will be the Pilot Vehicle Interface Design Engineer - Level 5 for the Pilot Systems Engineering (PSE) group – Advanced Development Programs (ADP) which is responsible for designing and delivering innovative pilot vehicle interface solutions for advanced aircraft. What You Will Be Doing As the Pilot Vehicle Interface Design Engineer - Level 5 you will be responsible for shaping next‑generation cockpit mechanisms and ensuring they meet mission needs. This is a non-flying position. Your responsibilities will include: - Researching, designing, and constructing mockups of PVI mechanizations for tactical cockpits and presenting them to customers. - Designing, simulating, and refining PVI solutions for controls, displays, sensors, weapons, and air‑vehicle subsystems. - Collaborating with pilots, engineers, and simulation technicians to implement, evaluate, and document PVI designs. - Providing subject‑matter‑expert support to brief and train test pilots,...