Pilot, Captain

When applicable, Bombardier promotes flexible and hybrid work policies. Why join you?

At Bombardier, we design, build and maintain the world’s peak-performing aircraft for the world’s most discerning people and businesses, governments and militaries. We have been successful in setting the highest standards by putting our people at the heart of it all, and defining excellence, together. Working at Bombardier means operating at the highest level. Every day, you are part of a team that delivers superior experiences and products, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in our industry and beyond. By prioritizing employee growth and development, we empower everyone to reach their full potential on their own terms, because the best work happens when you are free to be yourself and share your unique expertise. Bombardier’s Benefits Program

With our employees’ well-being top of mind, we offer a comprehensive and competitive Benefits Program, which includes the following: Insurance plans (Dental, medical, life insurance, disability, and more) Competitive base salary Retirement savings plan Employee Assistance Program Tele Health Program What are your contributions to the team?

Conduct production ground and flight tests for the purpose of validating the airworthiness of the aircraft. Conduct demonstration flights to potential customers. Conduct Customer Acceptance flights. Conduct Ferry flights. Carry out pre and post flight activities. May be required to support the weekend schedule for extended periods. May be required to support the Bombardier Flight Test Center. May be required to carry out manual and other documentation review. Perform secondary duties to support the flight operations team. How to thrive in this role?

You hold a valid Canadian ATPL and a Class 1 medical. You have a minimum of 3,500 hours of total flight time with 500 hours PIC on large multi engine aircraft. Having a BD700, and/or G7500 endorsement is an asset. You have the flexibility to work irregular hours and to travel on short notice. You have previous flight test experience or a strong technical background in certification or training a definite asset. Having a US ATP is an asset. You have the right to work and live in Canada is required. You have strong communication and interpersonal skills. You have the ability to work with a team. Have the ability to execute the duties of an aircraft commander while maintaining a positive and cooperative relationship with the crew and management. Manage stressful situations. Have a working knowledge of MS Office. Please note: You don’t need all the skills, knowledge, and experience listed to apply for this position. We’re not looking for the perfect candidate, we’re looking for great talent and passionate individuals. Bombardier is an equal opportunity employer and encourages persons of any race, religion, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, immigration status, disability or other applicable legally protected characteristics to apply.

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