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Phaneuf Associates Incorporated an established (1978) aviation consulting firm located in Arlington (Crystal City) Virginia has an immediate need for an aviation research analyst. The analyst will work on-site at the Federal Aviation Administration in Washington D.C. with a team of research specialists to support the National Aviation Safety Data Analysis Center (NASDAC). The analyst will support the FAA and other government and non-government analysts and managers with safety analyses by combining NASDAC’s advanced automation and analytical tools with the analyst’s aviation safety expertise.

In addition the analyst will support FAA personnel with conducting briefings to demonstrate NASDAC’s system capabilities. The analyst also will develop and conduct training classes o...
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Established Values System
Successful applicants must be primarily self-motivated and have the ability to work unsupervised. Self-satisfaction must be found by treating others well, since feedback will come more often from customers than from supervisory personnel. This will allow you to maintain high standards even under pressure from peers to relax those standards. You must be self-confident and take responsibility for your actions, preferring to earn rewards rather than expecting entitlements.