In 2013, Forbes called it the second largest privately held company in the United States (after Cargill), with an annual revenue of $115 billion , down from the largest in 2006. If Koch Industries were a public company in 2013, it would have ranked 17 in the Fortune 500.


Qualifications (Work Experience/Skills & Education)
At least 2,500 hours of flight time is required
At least 500 hours of flight in a multi-engine turbine aircraft
Must be capable of passing and maintaining an FAA First Class physical
Must possess Airline Transport Pilot (ATP).
Must be capable of obtaining a Lear 45 type rating within one year of employment
High School Diploma or equivalent
Must possess a valid, current pilot license
Must Possess a valid, current driver’s license
Must possess a valid , current passport
Available to work holidays, weekends, travel overnight with no fixed schedule and on-call status
Must be able to successfully complete a flight simulator evaluation prior to offer
This position is subject to an annual “Wellness Profile”
Must be able to lift 50 pounds, with or without a reasonable accommodation

Preferred
3,000 TT, 1,500hr PIC in multi-engine aircraft with r 500hr in multi-engine turbine aircraft
Lear 45/Challenger 300 Type rating
Associate or Bachelor Degree
3 years Previous Corporate Aviation Experience

Salary and benefits commensurate with experience

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Last positing in May 2015 on Koch corporate flight department. Looking for any new info on phone video interviews. Have one set up. Also looking for any updated info since that time. QOL, number of days off etc.

 

I got an unsolicited email from them this morning (apparently through my LinkedIn profile) even though I have no time in any of their aircraft types.