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Freedom Technology Solutions Group is seeking a Photogrammetrist with expert level knowledge of mapping, modeling, geolocation accuracy and verification accuracy. Candidates should possess a high degree of knowledge in stereophotogrammetry software, digital elevation models, and topographical base maps. Candidates will be expected to utilize traditional and non-traditional Geographic Information Systems to generate accurate measurements and mapping. Responsibilities Reports to management and/or head of a unit/department on a weekly basis. Management of photogrammetry processes and procedures for the team. Establishment of team structure and cadence. Providing metrics, reports, and presentations as requested by the government lead and PM Work to improve efficiency with team processes Contribute to team discussions and recommend improvements. Supports junior-level and personnel Conduct root cause problem analysis and develop technical solutions to problems Photogrammetrist services and engineering support Assessment of product geolocation accuracy using verified geolocation of a known feature Verifying mensuration accuracy through measurement of known objects Key Technologies ActiveEarthscape ArcGIS and Remote View Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel Jira, Miro, Collaboration tools Controlled Image Base (CIB) Required Qualifications TS/SCI (eligible for CI Poly) Experience with various exploitation software such as ArcGIS, Active Earthscape, Mensuration Services Program, and Remote View. 5-10 years working with imagery and imagery platforms. Ability to develop and use more complex concepts and processes Geolocation and mensuration assessment experience Strong written and oral communication skills Applied knowledge of sensor imaging systems, products, and exploitation processes. Bachelor's degree in photogrammetry, image science, or other STEM related Field. Desired Qualifications Provide photogrammetry input to assist in technical issue resolution and test plan construction. Knowledge of NGS tasking, collection, processing, exploitation and dissemination (TCEPD) Image chain Image processing and Digital Signal processing experience Understanding of basic image quality standards, scales, and metrics. Experience with image products and services such as the Digital Point Positioning Database (DPPDB), and Controlled Image Base (CIB). What's in It for You? Flexible work environment A team mentality – work with friendly, like-minded professionals Work with innovative, cutting edge technologies Enjoy extremely competitive compensation and benefits A work-life balance you can count on Opportunities to grow and advance your career on our dime The Benefits You Get with Freedom Amazing benefits including matching 401k, fully paid medical, and more Generous paid time off – including paid site closure days Competitive salary offerings Paid training and tuition reimbursement Fully paid life and disability Company sponsored events (game nights, holiday party, summer party, happy hours) As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, marital status, disability or veteran status Accessibility If you need an accommodation as part of the employment process, please contact Human Resources at Phone: 410-290-9035 Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans. 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