Data Acquisition Specialist - nationwide; FAA Part
Listed on 2026-07-10
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Drone / UAV / UAS Pilot
Data Acquisition Specialist Expectations ROLE OVERVIEW
Alamo Airborne Part 107 Data Acquisition Specialists operate drones in support of telecom, infrastructure, and enterprise clients nationwide. Missions focus on automated flight operations, data collection, and compliance with FAA regulations. Specialists are expected to maintain professionalism, safety, and accuracy at all times.
WORK SCOPE- Operate drones for data capture (imagery, telecom tower scans, infrastructure inspection)
- Collect data with other sensors to deliver a complete picture to clients and customers
- Ensure FAA Part 107 compliance, site safety, and accurate reporting
- Maintain equipment readiness and complete post‑mission data uploads
Deployments are nationwide and often extend for multiple weeks. Specialists must have a reliable, road‑worthy vehicle (AWD preferred). Travel expenses are covered by Alamo Airborne. Fuel and lodging costs are reimbursed via payroll with receipts.
PAY PLANPerformance‑based compensation model (W‑2, IRS compliant). Training pay during initial onboarding. Standard project rates vary by deliverable type and complexity. Top specialists earn $100,000+ annually. Pay is processed via payroll, including reimbursement for approved expenses.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS- FAA Part 107 Certificate (mandatory)
- TWIC card (optional)
- DD‑214 (optional, for veteran preference)
- Participation in Alamo Airborne’s internal micro‑credentialing program for specialized missions
- Professional communication and timely reporting
As an Alamo Airborne Data Acquisition Specialist, you represent a national service provider delivering trusted drone and data collection operations across critical industries. Commitment to safety, precision, communication and reliability is the foundation of success with Alamo Airborne.
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