The Aerial Survey Pilot plays a vital role in safely capturing high-resolution imagery and data while operating our Cessna 208 Caravan aircraft over assigned survey areas. This home-based position follows a desirable 16 days on / 12 days off rotational schedule, providing extended time at home between deployments. Work directly with a sensor operator and company project manager to determine daily capture conditions. Make all Pilot-in-Command decisions and manage the aircraft while on the road. Maintain detailed records and serve as a professional representative of Sol Aerial Surveys to build strong client relationships. Safely conduct aerial survey missions under Part 91, including low-level operations in varied weather and controlled airspace. Continuously monitor weather systems and make real-time PIC decisions based on weather, maintenance status, and safety of flight. Monitor and coordinate all aircraft maintenance, fueling, hangar storage, and repositioning based on client needs. Maintain accurate company and client flight records and logs. Manage travel logistics including hotels, rental cars, airline tickets, and hangar arrangements. Attend required company meetings, complete all training on schedule, and represent Sol Aerial Surveys professionally with clients. Escalate appropriate operational or client issues to management while fostering positive relationships.