Dayton, United States of America On-site Full-time USD 22 – 25 / hour

Woolpert is hiring an Aerial Sensor Operator

Responsibilities

  • Engage in both ground and flight operations as required, covering mission planning, execution, briefings, debriefings, communication protocols, and safety standards.
  • Guarantee data is gathered accurately and meets quality requirements.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of tactical and broad-area mapping data collection methods.
  • Adhere to all applicable regulations and follow established operational procedures and practices.
  • Process, review, and resolve issues with sensor data in field environments.
  • Deploy and manage ground-based GPS reference stations and assist in flight planning activities.

Benefits

  • Freedom to Work program: Create your own schedule and work location based on role suitability.
  • Principal program: Gain eligibility to become a company owner.
  • Flexible paid time off: Take vacation when it aligns with your personal and team needs.
  • Career development: Access diverse training and advancement options across sectors.
  • Health, life, vision, and dental insurance: Comprehensive medical coverage included.
  • Additional perks: Paid sick leave, retirement savings plan, fitness expense reimbursement, pet insurance, identity protection, technology allowance, employee support services, and more.

Work Arrangement

On-site — Dayton

Other

  • Must be available for a rotating travel schedule of 21 consecutive days on duty followed by 14 days off.
  • Travel within the U.S. and internationally is a requirement of the role.
  • Applicants must already have legal authorization to work in the country where the position is based.
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Woolpert
Woolpert is an award-winning, global leader in architecture, engineering, and geospatial services. The company blends design excellence with cutting-edge technology to deliver exceptional client value.
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Job Details
Department Aerial Acquisitions
Category other
Posted 11 days ago