Drone Pilot (Basé à London)

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We are seeking a skilled and certified Drone Pilot to operate and manage drone operations for various projects. As a Drone Pilot, you should have a strong understanding of drone technology, excellent piloting skills, and the ability to analyze aerial data.

Your key responsibilities will include flying drones for purposes such as surveying, mapping, inspection, and videography.

Key Responsibilities:

Operate drones for aerial photography, videography, surveying, and inspections
Conduct pre-flight checks and ensure drones are in optimal working condition
Follow all EASA regulations and safety guidelines during drone operations
Plan flight paths and adjust them as necessary based on environmental conditions
Collect, analyze, and interpret aerial data for reporting and project needs
Collaborate with team members to ensure project goals are met
Maintain detailed records of flights, including time, locations, and data collected
Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting on drone equipment
Stay updated on industry trends, technologies, and regulations related to drone operations

Qualifications:

EASA-certified Remote Pilot or equivalent certification
Proven experience operating drones in various settings
Strong technical knowledge of drone systems and software (e.g., mapping and modeling software)
Excellent spatial awareness and attention to detail
Ability to work independently and in a team environment
Strong communication skills, both verbal and written
Ability to analyze data and present findings clearly

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience with specific drone models (e.g., DJI, Parrot)
Knowledge of photogrammetry and GIS applications
Previous experience in (e.g., construction, agriculture, film)

We would be happy to get to know you and your skills better and see how we can support each other's growth.

Please apply and let's meet!Seniority level

Seniority levelNot Applicable

Employment type

Employment typeFull-time

Job function

Job functionManagement and Manufacturing
IndustriesOutsourcing and Offshoring Consulting

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