he Pilot operates aircraft to fly aerial photo missions in support of mapping and LiDAR projects. As Pilot in Command of the aircraft, the pilot directs onboard crew to ensure safe and efficient acquisition missions. Responsibilities include performing flight operations within schedule and budget; coordinating with authorities to obtain flight permission/clearance within restricted or Class B airspace; maintaining flight records; and advising supervisor of any equipment maintenance requirements or safety concerns. The pilot is responsible for determining the aircraft is in an airworthy condition prior to flight and operating the assigned aircraft. The PIC is directly responsible for the safety of any passengers, crew, and cargo. The decision regarding whether a flight may be safely completed rests with the PIC, who is the final authority regarding operation of the [redacted] aircraft. The PIC must comply with the Flight Operations Manual directives and FAA regulations. MAJOR RESPONSIBILITES: Perform flight operations as required by projects within schedule and budget. Coordinate flight plans. Travel extensively while working as an airborne crew member throughout North America and foreign countries as needed. Maintain records of flights. Prepare and submit reports (pilot logs, dailies, expense reports, timecards, etc.) in an accurate and timely fashion. Coordinate with appropriate authorities to obtain flight permission/clearance. Maintain required FAA certifications. ...