As a Drone Analyst where you will play a pivotal role in the digitalization and automation of large-scale solar project construction. Your primary task will be to analyze drone-captured imagery to track and report on the construction progress of solar installations.
Work at the cutting edge of renewable energy technology with a diverse team of industry veterans and innovators. Terabase Energy offers a dynamic work environment with opportunities to contribute to transformative projects. Our interconnected software and construction automation platform provide a unique opportunity to engage with advanced technologies in a growing sector. Located in Northern California, with flexibility and additional offices globally, we offer a stimulating environment for career growth and development.
- Process and analyze aerial imagery captured by drones to monitor and report on the construction progress of solar power plants.
- Collaborate with the Image Processing team to manage workflow and ensure high-quality data output.
- Interact regularly with the Construct Technology Director of Operations & Delivery to support the Construct platform team.
- Coordinate with drone operators and pilots to optimize data collection and implement mission plan adjustments as necessary.
- Develop and refine best practices and standardized processes within the Image Processing team to enhance efficiency and data accuracy.
- Proven experience in image processing or a related field.
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
- Ability to work effectively in a team and communicate with multiple departments.
- Solid understanding of drone technology and aerial survey methodologies.
- Proficiency in using GIS software and related technologies.
- Experience with proprietary or custom software platforms related to image processing.
- Background in solar industry or renewable energy projects is highly desirable.
- Capability to handle multiple projects simultaneously and meet tight deadlines.
- Flexibility to adapt to new technologies and methodologies in a fast-evolving environment.
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