UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) Safety Pilot [UrgentSearch]

Tekever Corporation
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UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) Safety Pilot Are youready to revolutionise the world with TEKEVER? Join us, theEuropean leader in unmanned technology, where cutting-edgeadvancements meet unparalleled innovation. We offer a uniquesurveillance-as-a-service solution that provides real-timeintelligence, enhancing maritime safety and saving lives. TEKEVERis setting new standards in intelligence services, data and AItechnologies. Become part of a dynamic team transforming maritimesurveillance and making a significant impact on global safety. AtTEKEVER, our mission is to provide limitless support throughmission-oriented game-changers, delivering the right information atthe right time to facilitate critical decisions. If you’repassionate about technology and eager to shape the future, TEKEVERis the place for you! This role sits within TEKEVER Defence’sgrowing Defence Operations function, responsible for supporting ourcustomers through active deployments across the world. JobOverview: As a Safety Pilot, you will play a critical role in thedelivery of missions through monitoring flight operations,mitigating hazards, performing real-time interventions, andensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards. Youwill be a team player, capable of operating within complex andchallenging environments. You will drive improvement in TEKEVERproducts through continuous feedback on performance and limitationsand be passionate about solving problems to deliver excellence forour customers. You will be expected to travel frequently tocustomer locations in the UK, Portugal, US, and Europe. You will berequired to work for a minimum of 3 days a week in South WestEngland when not on active deployment. What will be yourresponsibilities: - Supporting the RPIC in the delivery of UASoperations to ensure safe and compliant flights - Ensure operationscomply with 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 strategies -Maintaining your own currency and competency on specified TEKEVERplatforms Profile and requirements: - Aviation knowledge includingGround School and live flying on any type of aircraft -Understanding of MET and Airspace - A1 and A3 certificates(CAA/EASA) - Good level of Maths and Physics - A2 Certificate ofCompetence - MALE/HALE UAS Platform Certified (H900/H450/WK/MQ) -MUAS Certified (Puma/DH3/Raven/Stalker) - Flown MUAS/MALE platforms- Military flying, instructional duties, overseas operationalflying experience - Must be eligible to hold SC clearance andwilling to undergo the vetting process. - Work authorisation in theUK is required. - Language Requirements: Advanced proficiency inEnglish, with proven fluency at the C2 level. What we have to offeryou: - An excellent work environment and an opportunity to make adifference; - Salary commensurate with level of experience -Company pension contribution match up to 10% - Medical Insurance -Performance bonus tied to organisational and personal performance#J-18808-Ljbffr

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