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ASOG Career Center is Narrowing Its Search

Posted by Patrick Ryan on September 22, 2017 at 2:36pm
ASOG Career Center is Narrowing Its Search

Hi, Everyone,

Like with all new start-up network projects, change is required to meet the needs of the group. ASOGs goal is to adjust & morph with your recommendations & inputs. Speaking of that, one recommendation was to add additional information to the ASOG Career Center Job Posting webpage. So based on your inputs, we made the following improvements:

  • Job Search Web-Pages (Links) that have ASO jobs posted. Plus, we’ve listed different ASO job titles to help you narrow your search.

  • A list of companies and organizations that routinely or semi-routinely hire Sensor Operators (Civ & Mil, manned & unmanned) .i.e. for members to routinely check.

However, to support and expand the strength of this page, please feed it with any current and forthcoming job opportunities you hear about, plus the names of any companies or organizations that routinely or semi-routinely need aerial sensor operators.

Like always, my crew-hatch is always open to you if you have additional recommendations or questions!

Thanks, Everyone!

Patrick

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Posted by Patrick Ryan

Patrick brings over 25 + years of experience helping government and business aviation organizations plan and executes manned and unmanned C4ISR and Aerial Surveying and Mapping operations. Most recently, He's spearheaded the start-up of the Airborne Sensor Operators Group, writes for AVBuyer magazine and served as the Director of European, Middle East, and Africa Operations at R4 Incorporated. Before becoming a Senior Consultant and writer, Patrick led operations for aerial C4ISR projects in Africa for EG&G, the leading government services company. Other roles have included Chief of U.S. European Command Joint Reconnaissance Operations (JRC) for Europe & Africa, standup of the first RQ-4 GLOBAL HAWK squadron as Deputy Commander and Commander and led numerous Joint and Coalition planning and remote-sensing flight crews for contingency operations around the world. Patrick received his B.S. from California State University Fresno and an M.A. from the University of Oklahoma.

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