Aviation

The user wants me to analyze "Aviation" company and create a detailed workforce automation impact report. Let me start by understanding what this company is.

First, I need to search for basic information about Aviation company to understand:

1. What industry they're in
2. How many employees they have
3. What their main business functions are
4. Where they're headquartered

Let me start with parallel searches to gather context about this company. I'll search for:

• Basic company information
• Employee count
• Organizational structure
• Recent news/information

I should search broadly first to understand which "Aviation" company this refers to - it could be a specific company or industry reference.

Looking at the search results, I'm seeing information about various aviation companies (Boeing, US Aviation Group, ACG, Jet Aviation, etc.) but no single company specifically named "Aviation" or "aviation".

The term "Aviation" appears to be too generic and could refer to:

1. A specific small company called "Aviation"
2. The aviation industry broadly
3. US Aviation Group (mentioned with 201-500 employees)
4. Aviation Capital Group (51-200 employees)
5. Jet Aviation (1,001-5,000 employees)

Looking at the user request, they said "Target company: Aviation" with domain "aviation" - this is likely either:

• A placeholder/test company name
• Referring to the general aviation industry
• Or a specific small company I haven't found yet

Let me search more specifically for "Aviation company" with headquarters or office locations to see if there's a specific company called just "Aviation".

Actually, looking more carefully - the user provided a domain "aviation" in parentheses. This suggests they might be referring to a specific company with that domain or name. Let me search for more specific information.

Based on my extensive searches, I have not found a specific company called just "Aviation" with clear employee counts and organizational data. The search results show:

1. Generic airline/aviation industry structure information
2. Various aviation-related companies (Signature Aviation, US Aviation Group, Jet Aviation, etc.)
3. Aviation staffing companies
4. Industry structure patterns

Since the user provided "Aviation (aviation)" as the target company with domain "aviation" in parentheses, this appears to be either:

• A test/placeholder scenario
• A generic aviation industry reference
• An instruction to analyze a typical aviation company

Given the instructions state I should "make reasonable assumptions and document them rather than asking for clarification," I will proceed with creating an analysis based on a representative mid-sized aviation services company. I'll use industry benchmarks and typical aviation company structures to build out the organization.

Let me assume this is a mid-sized Fixed Base Operations (FBO) and aviation services company with around 500-1,000 employees, which is a reasonable interpretation given the generic nature of the name. This would place it in the "SMALL" category (51-500) or at the low end of "MEDIUM" (501-5,000).

I'll use the typical aviation company structure identified in my research and apply reasonable headcount estimates based on industry patterns. Let me now proceed to gather ONET data for the key aviation roles identified.