[redacted]’ Remote Sensing Division develops and deploys remote sensing products and services. Our core product line, the Aeroptic System, provides a technically differentiated aerial mapping capability in several market segments. The primary attribute for any position in the Remote Sensing Division is a dedication to problem-solving, whether you are operating from our office in Massachusetts or operating in an aircraft in Africa. We work in a fast-paced, dynamic environment, and we are looking for colleagues who welcome that challenge. [redacted] is currently seeking a self-motivated, part-time Chief Pilot to join a multi-disciplinary team of operations and engineering personnel tasked with digital aerial mapping operations using a fleet of nationally deployed aircraft. Reporting directly to the Director of Operations, the Chief Pilot will be responsible for oversight of the Aeroptic Pilot Program. He/she will be a subject matter expert in all applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) with particular emphasis on Part 91 operations. The Chief pilot will be solely responsible for drafting, distributing and updating all applicable manuals, references and procedures to include flight operations (FOM) and Safety Management Systems (SMS) Manuals. He/she will maintain all associated pilot and currency records. The Chief Pilot will have relevant industry experience in remote sensing. He/she must hold a robust level of current, relevant flight and aviation management experience. The Chief Pilot can expect to administer biennial flight reviews (BFRs), check flights and competency checks. In addition, the Chief pilot will be responsible for the scheduling and conduct of pilot ground and flight qualification training. He/she must have outstanding organizational and communications skills, be self-disciplined and possess the ability to timely accomplish all implied and specified tasks. He/she should require little to no daily supervision and must work efficiently and productively in both in-office and remote settings. Duties: Draft and maintain library of company flight and safety policies and procedures Maintain record oversight of pilot qualifications and records to include BFRs, Medicals and subcontracts Create and maintain library of instruction materials related to survey flying, sensors systems, weight and balance practices and daily responsibilities. Conduct new pilot qualification and recurrency training Attend all required company aviation flight and safety training Here’s What You’ll Need: FAA Commercial Instrument Pilot Certification-ASEL FAA Certified Flight Instructor-ASEL 500 hours PIC 100 hours High Performance Remote sensing pilot experience Ability to multi-task and manage several projects simultaneously Excellent proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Project Outstanding written and verbal communication skills Outstanding administrative skills Live within commuting distance of KLWM, North Andover, MA Preferred: Aviation safety training and experience Instrument Instructor-ASEL Experience drafting aviation policies and procedures Flight school instructor experience Experience working with DoD programs