The role involves designing and validating flight procedures for airports and ATS routes according to ICAO specifications, ensuring quality assurance, and providing training to staff.
Minimum ten years’ experience at increasing levels of responsibility and leading to supervisory level in Air Navigation Services (ANS) and flight procedure design in large government, in an international organization or in aviation industry. Experience in aviation operations as a pilot, navigator or air traffic controller. Satisfactory completion of an approved PANS OPS flight procedures design courses and an advanced course on PANS OPS flight procedures design (PBN, RNAV, SBAS, GBAS, etc.) at a specialized international school. Knowledge in the aeronautical information conceptual and exchange model (AICM/AIXM), automation, digital terrain model (DTM), geographic information systems and cartography. Experience in the use of flight procedure designer software during the flight procedure design process. Experience in providing flight procedures design training. Knowledge in quality systems and flight procedure design software. Experience in participating in the work of International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and quality assurance. Thorough knowledge of ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) and Procedures for Air Navigation Services (PANS).
University degree or equivalent qualifications and experience in the air navigation.
