Jim Hiltunen
Experienced pilot and engineer
35 years old
Helsinki (00580) Finland
Professional Status
Employed
Open to opportunities
About Me
Extensive aviation knowledge and experience in both short- and long-haul flight operations
Working experience in flight operations, consulting, engineering and IT-projects improving technical understanding and giving insight in commercial business
Motivated and goal-oriented attitude combined with good team-working skills
Working experience in flight operations, consulting, engineering and IT-projects improving technical understanding and giving insight in commercial business
Motivated and goal-oriented attitude combined with good team-working skills
Instrument rating instructor [IRI(A)] course with the aim to instruct MPL(A) student pilots on the A320 FSTD. Course consisted of theory and flight training as an instructor on the A320 simulator and DA40 aircraft.
Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering and Management
Aalto University
September 2014
to January 2018
Jointly-organized master's program in English between Aalto School of Science and Aalto School of Business. Focuses on company strategies, management consulting and entrepreneurial activity.
Commercial pilot license studies including flight theory, simulator flights and hands-on practice with 4 different airplane types. Awarded best on the course out of 15 participants.
Details and Extracurriculars
- Included approximately 200 hours of flight training, 80 hours of simulator flights and over 700 hours of flight theory
- Worked as the Vice-chairman for the Student Union responsible of acqusitions and sports
Mechanical engineering studies with aeronautical engineering as main subject and industrial engineering as secondary subject. 181 course credits with an average score of 4.3 out of 5.
Combined practice in leadership and flight operations. Awarded 2nd best on the course out of 40 participants.
3-year secondary education program targeting a student degree. Examination results in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English, Finnsh and Swedish varied between good and outstanding.
