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We do not accept phone calls regarding employment.Įmail your resumé the word " resume" in the subject field (w/o the quotes) followed by a space then your last name. Previous aerial imaging experience - especially w Pictometry/Eagleview system.Īvailability and willingness to work more than one season. (all time must be in aircraft, not sim time) 40+ MultiEngine hours (at controls, not sim)
Below are the current competitive qualifications. SkyLens receives approximately 20-30 resumes for every available position. Life situation that allows for 7+ months away from home If you would like to apply, please review the requirements and follow the instructions below, exactly.Įxperience in busy class B and C airspace Regular season classes are held in October. The regular aerial imaging season is November through May. SkyLens employs commercial pilots for seasonal contract positions flying our Cessna 172 and Piper Aztec aircraft. Our official job postings are ONLY listed on this web page or our own Facebook page. Please note: We do not post pilot job openings on any 3rd party sites such as Indeed or Monster. We are currently only accepting resumés from pilots who are A&P mechanics and willing to work as A&Ps at SkyLens HQ over the Summer prior to being deployed for the 2023-2024 season in October, then willing to perform light maintenance on company aircraft in the field. The resume acceptance window for next season will be in late July and announced on this page and our Facebook page. HIRING UPDATE: All pilot positions are filled including the short term positions posted April 20th.
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