Un-Manned Aerial Systems (UAS) Training Pilot

• Buildout of use cases and help identify flying techniques that will help capture the deliverable.
• Help ensure that client is a leader in UAS safety and risk management techniques and policies.
• Work closely with the UAS Program Manager to coordinate joint corporate communications and outreach to new and existing stakeholders.
• Training pilots on new techniques that can help improve the deliverable for our pilots.
• Help with training new Part 107 certification pilots with flying and internal processes.
• Ensure consistency in UAS operational procedures and policies and strictly enforce them across all client sites.
• Assist with and support the implementation development training exercising and maintenance of the Business Continuity Plan at Headquarters to minimize disruption of mission critical business operations following a disrupting event.
• Help with the integration of new technologies and the implementation with existing functions.

• FAA Certifications: Part 107.
• Ability to travel for one week at a time.
• Preferred: Extensive knowledge of both UAS-related safety and utility infrastructure safety policies techniques and procedures.
• Firm technical knowledge of the UAS market including the capabilities strengths and weaknesses of specific models and their manufacturers.
• Proficient understanding of radio communications technology especially those used in UASs.
• Proficient understanding of UAS IT components including data integration management and usage.

• Minimum of a 2-year college degree.
• FAA Certifications: Part 107 (Part 61 Preferred).
• 2 years of experience in managing drone operations strongly preferred.
• 1 year of experience managing drone operations and equipment.
• 1 year of experience working in the utility industry.

Ampcus is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity national origin age protected veterans or individuals with disabilities.