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(JE17) Business Development Manager - Drone Services

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1 month ago
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(JE17) Business Development Manager - Drone Services

Sales/Business Development Manager – Drone services UK Drone Services Technology Company | UK-Based

About Us
We are a pioneering UK-based drone services company specializing in "drone on demand" solutions. Our proprietary drone stations are compatible with various commercial drones, enabling remote-piloted inspection services across multiple industries. We proudly partner with leading organizations including BT, EDF, Norfolk Police, National Grid, and Network Rail, while maintaining strong R&D collaboration with a major aerospace university.

Role Overview
We're seeking an experienced Sales/Business Development Manager to drive our commercial growth and expand our market presence in the drone services sector. This role offers an exciting opportunity to be at the forefront of drone technology innovation and implementation across various industries.

Required Qualifications

  1. UK Citizenship
  2. Proven experience in drone technology and operations
  3. Comprehensive knowledge of UK drone regulations and compliance requirements
  4. Demonstrated track record in B2B sales or business development
  5. Valid UK driving license
  6. Strong understanding of the commercial drone sector
  7. Excellent presentation and communication skills
  8. Ability to build and maintain client relationships


Key Responsibilities

  1. Develop and execute strategic sales plans to achieve revenue targets
  2. Build and maintain relationships with key clients across industrial, utility, and public sectors
  3. Identify and pursue new business opportunities in the drone services market
  4. Create compelling proposals and lead client presentations
  5. Collaborate with technical teams to understand client requirements and deliver tailored solutions
  6. Stay current with drone regulations and industry developments
  7. Represent the company at industry events and trade shows


Our Service Portfolio

  1. Asset management solutions
  2. Digital twin creation
  3. Facilities inspection
  4. Automated surveillance systems
  5. Emergency response services


Package

  • Base salary: £55,000
  • Competitive commission structure
  • Company car
  • Equity participation scheme
  • Remote working with flexible arrangements


Location
Home-based with regular travel to headquarters at Cranfield University
Client site visits across the UK
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