[Immediate Start] Remote Pilot

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Exciting Opportunity: Become a Remote Pilot with aLeading Unmanned Aerial Systems Developer Are you a skilledaviation professional with a passion for cutting-edge technology?This is your chance to join a dynamic team at the forefront of theDefence sector. The company is seeking a talented Remote Pilot toplay a crucial role in the delivery of their state-of-the-artUnmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) operations. The Role of the RemotePilot As a Remote Pilot, you will be responsible for monitoringflight operations, mitigating hazards, and ensuring compliance withrelevant regulations and standards. This is a dynamic role thatwill involve frequent travel to customer locations across the UK,Portugal, the US, and Europe, as well as a minimum of 3 days perweek working in the South West of England. Key Responsibilities ofthe Remote Pilot - Support the Remote Pilot In Command in thedelivery of safe and compliant UAS operations - Ensure operationsadhere to necessary regulations and maintain detailed records offlights, incidents, and safety assessments - Enforce adherence tocompany safety protocols and best practices - Assist UAS operatorswith flight planning, pre-flight inspections, and post-flightdebriefings - Provide emergency response guidance in the event ofsystem failures or unexpected hazards - Train and mentor UASoperators on best practices and risk mitigation strategiesQualifications and Experience Required To be successful as a RemotePilot, you will need a strong aviation background, including GroundSchool and live flying experience on various aircraft types.Additionally, you should possess the following: - A1 and A3certificates (CAA/EASA) - Pilot License (LAPL/PPL/HPL) - A2Certificate of Competence - MALE/HALE UAS Platform Certification -MUAS Certification (Puma/DH3/Raven/Stalker) - Experience inmilitary flying, instructional duties, or overseas operationalflying - Eligibility to hold SC clearance and willingness toundergo the vetting process Why Join This Company? This company isthe leading developer of Unmanned Aerial Systems for maritimesurveillance in the Defence sector. They offer a competitivesalary, excellent benefits, including a performance-related bonus,pension contributions matched up to 10%, and medical insurance.Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to work with cutting-edgetechnology and be part of a dynamic, innovative team. Apply Now Ifyou're an experienced aviation professional with a passion fortechnology and a desire to make a difference, we encourage you toapply for this exciting Remote Pilot role. Submit your applicationtoday and take the first step towards a rewarding career with thispioneering company. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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