• Deliver high-quality Level I and II infrared thermography certification courses (primarily in-person, occasionally online) across the U.S. • Travel up to 75% to customer sites to lead 4-day certification courses (typically Mon–Thu or Tue–Fri, every other week) • Prepare for each course by coordinating logistics, including travel, student materials, classroom setup, and equipment functionality • Present training in an engaging, professional manner using real-world examples tailored to the audience’s industry and experience level • Administer, grade, and report exams to confirm successful completion and certification • Provide ongoing support to students and ensure a positive, successful learning experience • Maintain excellent student satisfaction and consistently receive strong post-class reviews • Contribute to the development and enhancement of training materials, including webinars, articles, and other content during non-travel weeks • Build and maintain strong customer relationships, acting as an ambassador of Guidant’s training excellence • Collaborate with our sales teams to identify upsell opportunities and sharing customer feedback • Stay current on industry trends, infrared technology, and applications • Submit expense reports in a timely manner and support other departments as needed

• Develop, maintain, and deliver Programs of Instruction (POIs) for sUAS and C-UAS training programs. • Design and develop Training Support Packages (TSPs), lesson plans, instructor guides, student guides, examinations, practical exercises, and performance evaluations. • Develop instruction utilizing the Army Systems Approach to Training (SAT) and ADDIE instructional design methodology. • Develop measurable Terminal Learning Objectives (TLOs), Enabling Learning Objectives (ELOs), performance steps, conditions, and standards. • Conduct classroom instruction, simulator training, laboratory instruction, and live-flight practical exercises. • Evaluate student performance and certify proficiency in accordance with established training standards. • Serve as the lead instructor and mentor for assistant instructors and evaluators. • Develop risk assessments, flight operations plans, safety documentation, and range support products. • Plan, coordinate, and execute sUAS flight operations in accordance with FAA regulations, military guidance, and customer requirements. • Coordinate and deconflict military airspace with installation Range Control, Airfield Operations, and other aviation authorities. • Prepare and submit FAA Part 107 waiver applications and LAANC authorization requests. • Provide technical expertise on the employment of Counter-UAS systems at the tactical and operational levels. • Support operational planning for sUAS and C-UAS employment during exercises, demonstrations, and customer events. • Perform organizational and intermediate (20-level) maintenance on supported sUAS hardware, software, and mission systems. • Troubleshoot and repair sUAS platforms, avionics, payloads, communications equipment, firmware, and mission planning software. • Maintain accountability of training equipment, aircraft, batteries, support equipment, and training records. • Maintain proficiency on emerging sUAS technologies, FAA regulations, military doctrine, and current tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). • Travel as required to support customer training and operational requirements.