Drone Instructor – DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations
DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations is a team of passionate people with expertise in drones, GIS, IT, management, finance and HR. The company offers various types of drones, multi-sensor drone surveys for mapping, three-dimensional modeling, drone logistics and monitoring, drone and satellite data processing using configuration workstations, drone pilot and expert training, and a range of SaaS solutions. The company was founded in 2017 and is based in Pune, India. Currently, DroneAcharya is one of the fastest growing drone startups in the world with offices in India, Dubai, the US, Azerbaijan and Switzerland
Supported by some of the most experienced drone and GIS gurus, we’re continuously working on innovative solutions for every industry.
– Our team has more than 400 man-years of experience in the drone and GIS industry.
– Our team consists of members who have been pioneers in trying and testing drones and GIS.
– Our team has hands-on experience in more than 10
– Our team has practical experience in more than 10 industries.
– We guarantee high-quality, actionable GIS results to optimise the clients workflow.
We’re looking for drone experts in the Netherlands. Please check out the requirements and apply if you want to be part of our team!
Responsibilities:
– Design and update UAV courses
– Conducting theoretical and practical lessons with students (online and offline)
– Conducting webinars and online lectures
– Recording video content related to drones
Requirements:
– The candidate at a minimum should have a valid EU remote pilot competency certificate.
– Should have subject matter expertise for designing multiple UAV Courses.
– To have a minimum of 40 hours of flying experience on small multi-rotor aircraft (<25kg), and this is evidenced in their pilot’s logbook.
– To have competency flying in non-GPS guided flight modes (Manual/Attitude/Height).
– To have a comprehensive understanding of the laws and regulations governing UAV operations.
– To have some experience working (or studying) in a geospatial context.
– To be willing to travel and stay away and work night shifts as required.
– Related knowledge is welcome (aviation, physics, electronics)
