Position Title: Project Manager / Instructor Department: Operations
Reports To: Vice President of Operations Supervisory: None
Employment Type: Full-Time Salary: Negotiated
Publish Date: 4/1/2026 Location: Orlando, FL
This role serves as a key link between internal teams, customers, and field operations to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in compliance with company and regulatory standards. This position combines project management, operational support, and instructional responsibilities, including coordinating logistics, supporting UAS flight operations, and delivering in-person and virtual training. The Project Manager also contributes to process improvement, documentation, and standardization efforts to enhance scalability across programs. The ideal candidate is highly adaptable, detail-oriented, and comfortable working in both field and administrative environments, with a strong commitment to safety and advancing UAS operations.
Support day-to-day flight operations, including acting as Site Safety Manager when required
Ensure safe execution of all UAS operations in accordance with:
Company policies
Manufacturer guidance
Regulatory requirements
Assist with tracking, maintenance, and accountability of UAS equipment
Remain current on industry trends, regulatory changes, and emerging technologies
Bachelor’s degree (preferred)
FAA Remote Pilot Certificate (Part 107) required
FAA Private Pilot Certificate preferred (Instrument rating a plus)
Experience with UAS operations across multiple platforms (multirotor, VTOL, fixed-wing)
Experience in training delivery, instruction, or curriculum development
Strong understanding of UAS regulations and operational best practices
Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities simultaneously
Excellent communication and customer-facing skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and operational software tools
Primary work location will be Orlando, FL.
Strong communication, presentation, and relationship-building skills.
Ability to manage multiple partnerships and deadlines effectively.
Occasional lifting of materials (up to approximately 10–50 pounds), such as training materials or equipment, may be required.
The position may require periodic travel to partner sites, conferences, or training locations, which may involve walking on uneven surfaces, navigating classroom or lab environments, and spending extended periods on-site.
When visiting training locations, the work environment may include classrooms, hangars, flight fields, or outdoor settings, with exposure to varying weather conditions.
If interested, please apply below or on our Careers page.
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