Overview

THE JOB REQUIRES A WINNING ATTITUDE.

THE PERKS REQUIRE A PASSPORT.   Working at Continental Airlines can take you just about anywhere in your career - or anywhere in the world for that matter. So while you consider where you will be in the future, you may want to think about where you could be headed next week.   Simulator Engineer - IAH Houston, TX   Equal Opportunity Employer by Choice.

Travel subject to service charges/restrictions. Bonuses awarded only under terms of Continental's policies.

NO AGENCIES PLEASE

Responsibilities

Runs diagnostics and uses results for isolation of problems to circuit board level. Understands source files and uses them for problem isolation. Able to perform software support tasks such as radio updates and instructor page generation. Repairs and aligns visual display systems. Makes minor changes / corrections in visual environments to improve accuracy of presented scenes. Performs functional testing of control loading systems and can repair or adjust system to FAA standards. Uses all available data and sources to verify simulated systems operation. Assist in identifying update requirements. Performs FAA testing to insure simulator operation. Understands appropriate regulations and circulars and their impact on simulation. Works with minimum supervision. Produces results of a consistently high standard. Follows established OSHA and EPA guidelines and insures that workplace is maintained in a clean and safe condition. Works well with all levels of management. Helps generate procedures and keeps all others informed of maintenance activity. Consistent in maintaining required documentation. Provides accurate and timely updates. Supports and motivates others. Sets a positive example and is willing to support 'On The Job Training' in his specific skills.

Qualifications

Minimum five years experience in maintaining simulators including computer, input/output devices, motion & control loading systems, visual systems & peripheral devices. Must be capable of determining status of simulator device through the use of diagnostics and standard troubleshooting techniques and to make corrections/repairs to board level. Must understand FAA testing requirements and be capable of performing all systems and flight test necessary to confirm simulator compliance. Practical experience in computer languages and ability to generate, compile, link, and load source data for program changes, update all required radio navigation data, and instructor station controls. Understand theory of visual projection systems, image generating systems, and environment generation techniques. Understand application of aerodynamic data. Must be legally authorized to work in the US for any employer without sponsorship. Please be advised: This job requires working in an area covered by the City of Houston Ordinance Against Smoking - City Code Chapter 21.

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Location: US-TX-Houston