Line Pilot - Multi Engine Future Openings

EagleView•Remote US, UNAVAILABLE

13d•Remote

About The Position

Eagleview, the leader in aerial imagery, is hiring a Line Pilot, Multi Engine to our department. The Line Pilot, Multi Engine will serve as a key member of the Pilot Operations department and will report directly to the Chief Pilot. The incumbent will be capable for the operation of a twin engine, fixed-wing, piston aircraft to complete aerial survey missions. The successful candidate will assure the safe operation of the aircraft while promoting project capture efficiency. They will comply with the FARs, the standards applicable to Part 91 of Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations, company Flight Operations Manual, and any written conditions imposed on the company on the behalf of the FAA. The Line Pilot, Multi Engine will work on a rotational schedule from multiple airports around the US and Canada in single pilot operating environments, which requires the ability to be away from home for extended periods of time. Also, they will be capable for coordinating their daily flight missions with the Pilot Operations staff and reporting daily activities through an online portal. Future Openings: We are not currently hiring for this position, but we regularly recruit for Line Pilots and welcome applications from qualified candidates for consideration as future opportunities become available.

Requirements

Commercial Pilot License/Certificate with Multi Engine rating and English proficient endorsement
Valid Class 2 Medical, minimum
400 hours total time
40 hours Multi Engine or 30 hours Multi Engine with a valid MEI
Valid USA driver’s license
Ability to pass a drug test and background check
Legally authorized to work in the United States
High School diploma or GED
21 years of age
Valid passport with at least 12 months of remaining validity at the time of hire; required for occasional travel to Canada
Applicants must hold SFRA (Special Flight Rules Area), WIINGS (Wings Pilot Proficiency Program), and FCC (Federal Communications Commission) radio license at the time of hire, if not currently held, these must be obtained prior to the start date
Please do not apply unless you meet all of the minimum requirements at the time of submission.

Nice To Haves

MEI rating
CFI rating
Instrument rating
100 hours solo PIC
75 hours ME hours
Familiar with Part 91 operating guidelines
Experience with aerial survey or photography flying
Experience flying Piper aircraft
Robust written and verbal communications skills
Robust technical and analytical skills
Ability to prioritize and adapt quickly
Well-organized, dependable, and self-sufficient
Attention to detail

Responsibilities

Fly aerial survey missions in a single pilot environment while operating a proprietary aerial camera system
Coordinate survey access with ATC and controlling agencies of Special Use Airspace
Execute thorough aircraft preflight checks before each flight
Maintain aircraft and camera system cleanliness
Communicate maintenance needs and assure safe operation of the aircraft
Adhere to all written policies, operational standards, and safety procedures
Complete all daily communications and reporting requirements
Other duties as assigned