What you will do: The Manager Flight Standards will establish and modify procedures in the Aircraft Operating Manual; assure compliance with established operating procedures; coordinate the scheduling and accomplishment of all Line Checks, Proficiency Checks, and required Flight Training; work as an SME with the Manager of Flight Crew Training; develop, in coordination with Maintenance, the necessary revisions to the aircraft Minimum Equipment List (MEL); participate with Maintenance Engineering on aircraft modifications by acting as the Flight Operations SME; ensure Boeing FCOM/FCTM or best practices are incorporated into [redacted] Flight Crew procedures; maintain a good working knowledge of FSIMS 8900.1 and its use in developing pilot manuals and pilot policies; ensure all simulators and training devices meet the standards required by the [redacted] service level agreements; oversee airline standards, conducting simulator and line training and proficiency checks as a Company check airman and type check as an APD/TCE; participate with the Chief Pilot in the selection of Line and Simulator Check Airman and maintain an adequate staff of Flight Instructors and Check Airmen; oversee Line and Simulator Check Airman; chair and conduct Quarterly Check Airman meetings; coordinate all Ferry Flights, Functional Check Flights; maintain flight currency for domestic and international/ETOPS flights; serve as SME as it relates to aircraft systems, procedures and flight operations; work with engineering and maintenance departments as it relates to Supplemental Type Certificates (STCs) and Engineering Orders; participate with the Chief Pilot\'s Office in the selection of new hire pilots; participate in RVSM program and the quality of the process; maintain readiness and serving as the Flight Operations SME on any possible accident Investigation team. Some domestic and international travel for business and training is required. What you need: Must have High School Diploma/GED ATP with turbo-jet type rating Minimum flight time 2500 hours Experience with FAR Part 121 training programs Knowledge of FARs related to training programs Strong written and oral communication skills needed to interact with the FAA and produce written manuals and guidance Must be self-motivated and able to work with limited direction Must be able to pass all FAA and TSA requirements for personnel in a Part 121 and/or Part 142 training school Preferred Skills: Bachelor\'s Degree B767 type rating with experience as FAR 121 line check airman Experience in all aspects as flight simulator instructor in airline environment 1000 hours as PIC for FAR 121 airline Previous experience as flight crew member (pilot) for a FAR 121 airline Experience in developing flight training materials and programs for instruction to flight crewmembers Previous program development in aircraft and procedural training Previous program development/implementation and conducting training using AQP Experience with FAR Part 142 training programs