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Responsible for ensuring Allegiant Air's appearance standards for the interior of the aircraft are met consistently. Perform interior and deep cleaning, stock supplies, conduct security searches, operate machinery, and perform other assigned duties. Must work flexible schedules, adhere to dress code, and pass background checks. Physical requirements include lifting up to 70 lbs and exposure to various airport conditions.

The Instructional Designer is responsible for developing Computer-Based Training materials in compliance with regulatory requirements, collaborating with Subject Matter Experts to define objectives and content, creating engaging learning experiences based on cognitive science, and testing training materials for quality assurance.

The Material Planning Analyst manages analytical models for inventory planning of aircraft parts, coordinates with various departments, develops and maintains inventory optimization models, and performs risk assessments for supply chain operations.

The Production Control Analyst coordinates aircraft fleet maintenance and major projects, ensuring compliance with modifications, budgeted man-hours, and materials. They develop automation systems for process efficiency, create policies to enhance procedures, and support various departments through progress reporting and meeting facilitation.

Inflight Base Supervisors manage the daily operations and performance of Flight Attendants, ensuring safety and adherence to company standards. They are responsible for coaching, hiring, and handling grievances, while also leading initiatives to achieve operational goals. These roles require effective communication and flexibility to manage irregular operations.

The Revenue Management Analyst I is responsible for maximizing revenue from Allegiant's scheduled flights, focusing on air pricing, ancillary pricing, or revenue model enhancement. Key duties include managing seat inventory, creating and pricing ancillary revenue sources, and conducting analysis to support revenue goals.

The Revenue Management Analyst I is responsible for maximizing revenue for Allegiant’s scheduled service flights through pricing analysis, yield management, and ancillary revenue projects. This entry-level position requires proficiency in Excel and coding languages to manage inventory and produce reports and analysis, while ensuring alignment with the airline’s profitability goals.

The Enterprise Support Technician I provides critical technical support for end users, troubleshooting hardware, software, and network issues. Responsibilities include support for various IT applications, managing service requests, and ensuring operational efficiency across digital platforms. This role involves both remote and local assistance, as well as provisioning and configuring new users' hardware and software systems.

The Accounting Administrator will assist in day-to-day operations of the Corporate Accounting Department, handle accounts payable and receivable, ensure proper documentation, resolve vendor discrepancies, and maintain files while adhering to accounting principles. Attention to detail and communication skills are essential for this role.

The Fuel Purchaser oversees daily fuel purchasing, contract management, and inventory control. They ensure adequate fuel supply, resolve contract discrepancies, and manage fuel data tracking. The role requires analytical skills, negotiation abilities, and effective communication with vendors and team members, all while maintaining cost-effective fuel management aligned with company objectives.

The Operations Planning Analyst supports senior management by ensuring the feasibility of flight schedules, analyzing operational performance, and identifying improvement opportunities. They work with various stakeholders to balance revenue and operational needs, develop analytical tools, and communicate insights to management.

The Airport Contract Analyst supports managers in developing and managing various contracts related to corporate and operational needs. Responsibilities include overseeing contract management tools, preparing cost analysis reports, and facilitating project executions while ensuring compliance with safety and service standards.

The Internal Evaluation Program (IEP) Evaluator II evaluates operational, safety, and technical processes at Allegiant Air to ensure compliance with regulations. This role involves conducting scheduled and special evaluations, identifying risks, and developing corrective action plans in collaboration with management.

The Line Training Specialist is responsible for the planning and scheduling of aircraft training, ensuring compliance with FAA regulations, managing training assets, and providing analytical support for training processes. They strive to reduce operational training costs while coordinating between various departments and maintaining communication with students and instructors.

The IEP Evaluator I performs scheduled and special evaluations, collects evidence, prepares evaluation reports, recommends solutions, and monitors corrective action plans. The role requires documenting findings and ensuring the implementation of solutions.

The Emergency Response Specialist assists in the development and implementation of the Emergency Response program at Allegiant Air. Responsibilities include revising emergency plans, coordinating training, conducting drills, and maintaining relationships with related agencies. The role requires strong organizational and communication skills, as well as the ability to manage sensitive information effectively.

The Stations Quality Assurance Auditor conducts operational compliance audits at Allegiant bases, ensuring regulatory standards and company policies are met. This role requires travel, technical writing skills, and the ability to analyze and document findings. The auditor will engage with local leadership, oversee audit processes, and prepare formal reports on audit results.

Responsible for continuous analysis and management of aircraft engine, APU, and landing gear assembly back to birth records to ensure compliance with regulations and meet leasing and sales requirements. Coordinate with internal departments for assembly removals and installations. Reports to Supervisor of Aircraft Records - Sales/Lease Returns.

The Financial Analyst will support senior management by analyzing cost center spend, budgeting, forecasting, performing variance analysis, capital expenditures, acquisition, ad-hoc financial analysis, and other projects as requested.

The Senior Financial Analyst (Treasury) supports the Treasury department by evaluating capital planning, forecasting, financing initiatives, and proposing recommendations related to cash planning, investments, and debt facilities.