Eagleview | Pilot
Eagleview is seeking a Line Pilot, Multi Engine for future openings in its Pilot Operations department. This role involves operating a twin-engine, fixed-wing piston aircraft for aerial survey missions across remote US locations. The Line Pilot will ensure the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft while adhering to all applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) and company policies.
About the Role
The Line Pilot, Multi Engine will be responsible for conducting aerial survey missions in a single-pilot environment. This position requires a commitment to safety, operational efficiency, and meticulous attention to regulatory compliance. The role involves coordinating daily flight missions, reporting activities through an online portal, and working on a rotational schedule that may require extended periods away from home. Occasional travel to Canada is also anticipated.
Responsibilities
- Operate a twin-engine, fixed-wing piston aircraft for aerial survey missions in a single-pilot environment.
- Execute thorough aircraft preflight checks and maintain aircraft and camera system cleanliness.
- Coordinate survey access with Air Traffic Control (ATC) and controlling agencies for Special Use Airspace.
- Communicate maintenance needs and ensure the safe operation of the aircraft.
- Adhere to all company Flight Operations Manual standards, policies, and safety procedures.
- Complete all daily communications and reporting requirements.
Requirements
- Commercial Pilot License/Certificate with Multi Engine rating and English proficiency endorsement.
- Valid Class 2 Medical Certificate.
- Minimum of 400 hours total flight time.
- Minimum of 40 hours Multi Engine time, or 30 hours Multi Engine time with a valid MEI rating.
- 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.
- Must be 21 years of age.
- Valid passport with at least 12 months of remaining validity at the time of hire.
- Possession of SFRA (Special Flight Rules Area), WIINGS (Wings Pilot Proficiency Program), and FCC (Federal Communications Commission) radio license at the time of hire, or ability to obtain them prior to the start date.
- Ability to adhere to physical requirements including climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, squatting, crawling, and sitting for extended periods without standing.
- Capability to lift or move items up to 50 pounds at different heights.
- Ability to adhere to FAA visual and auditory medical standards.
- Stamina for long workdays and sequential days, with frequent temperature and climate changes.
- Ability to move freely, effectively, and quickly within the confined space of an aircraft.
- Ability to be seated with seatbelt and/or shoulder harness fastened without modification.
Preferred Skills & Experience
- MEI rating.
- CFI rating.
- Instrument rating.
- 100 hours solo PIC.
- 75 hours Multi Engine hours.
- Familiarity with Part 91 operating guidelines.
- Experience with aerial survey or photography flying.
- Experience flying Piper aircraft.
- Robust written and verbal communication skills.
- Robust technical and analytical skills.
- Ability to prioritize and adapt quickly.
- Well-organized, dependable, and self-sufficient.
- Attention to detail.
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