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UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) Remote Pilot

TEKEVER
Leicester
3 weeks ago
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UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) Remote Pilot

TEKEVER, West End, England, United Kingdom

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We are seeking aUAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) Remote Pilotto join TEKEVER, a leader in unmanned technology and maritime surveillance solutions. This role involves supporting mission delivery, monitoring flight operations, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

About TEKEVER

TEKEVER is a European leader in unmanned technology, providing real-time intelligence for maritime safety and other critical applications. Our mission is to deliver innovative solutions that enhance safety and operational efficiency worldwide. TEKEVER Defence focuses on delivering advanced capabilities to NATO and other defense partners.

Role Overview

The Remote Pilot will play a key role in executing missions, managing flight operations, and ensuring safety and compliance. The position requires frequent travel within the UK, Portugal, US, and Europe, with a minimum of 3 days per week working in South West England when not deployed.

Responsibilities

  • Supporting flight operations to ensure safety and compliance
  • Maintaining detailed records of flights, incidents, and safety assessments
  • Enforcing safety protocols and best practices
  • Assisting with flight planning, inspections, and debriefings
  • Providing emergency response guidance
  • Training and mentoring UAS operators
  • Maintaining currency and competency on specified platforms

Qualifications

  • Knowledge of aviation, including ground school and live flying experience
  • Understanding of MET and Airspace regulations
  • Certifications: A1, A3 (CAA/EASA), A2 Certificate of Competence, Pilot License (LAPL/PPL/HPL), Flight Radiotelephony License
  • Experience with MUAS, MALE/HALE platforms, and military flying
  • Eligibility for SC clearance and UK work authorization

Benefits

  • Competitive salary based on experience
  • Company pension with up to 10% match
  • Medical insurance
  • Performance-based bonus

If interested, visit our LinkedIn page:TEKEVER LinkedIn

Additional Information

  • Seniority level: Mid-Senior level
  • Employment type: Full-time
  • Job function: Other


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