Has anyone worked for or heard of Williams Aerial & Mapping? Any opinions? Good QOL, amount of hours to be flown, pay, etc.?

A friend of a friend visited their facility and was offered a job right away. Didn't take it though as he had other responsibilities. I think they even send pilots internationally. Their site has an application link last I checked.

Reviving the dead. Came across an odd looking 172 at FBO yesterday, checked it out and found it belonged to this Williams Company, any updated insights or first hand experience with them? Know if they're hiring? No application or careers spot on the website, that I could find.

I think theyre done for the season, they told me they mostly fly summers only (opposite of normal survey), i got to finish their written but never heard back from them again, even after leaving a voice mail. Pay sounded good, you get paid 8h per day regardless if you fly it or not.

Williams themselves are fine but some of their 'shell' companies that do the picto work are not. Bad MX, plentiful FAA deviation histories and mechanical problems. They brought the FAA's attention all the way back up to pictometry at one point.