Survey Pilot | Multi-Engine Survey Aircraft

Position Summary

The Survey Pilot operates twin engine survey aircraft in Other aviation operations, flying aerial mapping and geospatial data collection missions across extensive field locations. The role suits a pilot who enjoys hands on flying, travel, and precise, mission focused work with a global geospatial team.

Schedule

• Full-time; extensive fieldwork.
• Must be flexible to work away from base for up to 6 weeks at a time.

Responsibilities

• Fly aerial survey and geospatial data collection missions across varied locations.
• Support the operations team in delivering world-class aerial data.
• Operate safely in demanding field environments.

Requirements

• Valid Commercial Pilot's License (CPL) with a current medical certificate.
• Current night and instrument rating.
• 1,000 hours total flight time.
• 120 hours on twin-engine aircraft.
• Valid passport.
• Flexible to work away from base for up to 6 weeks at a time.

Preferred Qualifications

• Turbine aircraft experience.
• Prior survey flight experience.
• CRM, Dangerous Goods, SEPT, and SMS short courses.
• Ratings on the Cessna Reims F406, Piper PA31-350, or Partenavia P.68 series.

Benefits

• Freedom to work program (flexible schedule and location as appropriate).
• Principal program (opportunity to become an owner of the firm).
• Career development across industries.
• Fitness reimbursement, technology stipend, and employee assistance program.

Compensation

• Not Specified.