Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) Pilot Posted : October 21, 2026 Full-Time Remote As a key member of the RPAS Operations team, the RPAS Pilot will report to the Vice President, Operations and be responsible for the safe and efficient operation of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) in support of commercial, government, and special mission operations. This role is responsible for mission planning, flight execution, data collection, regulatory compliance, operational reporting, and maintaining the highest standards of aviation safety. The RPAS Pilot will conduct aerial missions in accordance with company procedures, client requirements, Transport Canada regulations, and organizational safety management systems, while supporting operational excellence in dynamic and often remote environments.

Mission Planning and Preparation: Conduct comprehensive site surveys and technical risk assessments to identify operational hazards, environmental risks, terrain obstacles, and electromagnetic interference. Perform pre-flight inspections of aircraft, payload systems, batteries, and mission equipment. Verify regulatory, operational, and logistical requirements prior to every launch.

Monitor real-time aircraft performance, battery/fuel telemetry, power consumption metrics, and automated system health alerts. Communicate effectively using standardized aviation terminology with visual observers, sensor operators, ground crew, and project stakeholders. Ensure accurate and complete collection of mission data and imagery by dynamically managing sensor settings, camera exposure, and aircraft stability in real time.

Execute emergency checklists immediately and decisively in the event of system failures, airspace incursions, or lost-link scenarios in remote environments. Review mission outputs to verify data quality and compliance with client requirements. Process, secure, and manage collected data in accordance with company and client standards.

Maintain detailed flight records, aircraft utilization logs, pilot logbooks, and operational documentation. Report maintenance discrepancies, hardware issues,



and software anomalies to the appropriate technical personnel. Participate in safety meetings, debriefs, audits, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Valid Airline Transport Pilot

License (ATPL) or Commercial Pilot License Preferred. Post-secondary education is considered an asset. Successful completion of Transport Canada Advanced and Level 1 Complex RPAS Certifications, or the ability to obtain these certifications upon hire.

Training and certification costs may be provided for the successful candidate. Strong understanding of aviation principles, regulations, airspace structure, meteorology, and aircraft systems. Demonstrated ability to apply standard operating procedures, regulations, and company policies consistently and accurately.

Proven aircraft flight path management and mission execution skills. Robust situational awareness and risk management capabilities. Ability to work independently in remote locations and dynamic operational environments.

Ability to travel extensively and work a flexible schedule. be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident of Canada, or possess a valid work permit). As this job requires international travel, you must be vaccinated in accordance with international travel requirements and company policy. You must be in possession of, and maintain a valid passport at all times.

Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging: You belong here.

At Voyageur Aviation

Corp., we're committed to building an inclusive workplace that reflects the diverse communities we serve. We believe in equity, opportunity, and respect - for everyone. You will be based out of Canada, with frequent travel required to remote operating environments across Canada and internationally,



including ship-board operations and extended field deployments.

Scheduling - RPAS operations are mission-driven and seasonal in nature. Employees can expect periods of high operational tempo, including deployments and extended field assignments, followed by periods of reduced deployment activity. Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and irregular schedules is required based on operational and client requirements.

Join the Adventure at Voyageur Aviation Corp. – At Voyageur Aviation Corp., we're in the business of solving complex aviation challenges through ingenuity, precision, and innovation. As a proud Canadian company (and a wholly owned subsidiary of Chorus Aviation Inc. ), we offer a full suite of specialized aviation services—from engineering and maintenance capabilities, part sales and logistics management to aircraft leasing, and contract flying operations . From our home base in North Bay, Ontario , we support missions around the world, including humanitarian aid, cargo transport, and workforce mobility to remote areas.

We're not just part of the aviation industry - we're redefining it. From humanitarian relief to defense operations, our teams enable essential missions in some of the world’s most challenging environments We tackle extraordinary projects - supporting global operations in unique destinations and working with exclusive clients who do amazing things. Dream big, then build it - we specialize in complete aircraft transformations, innovative maintenance solutions, and full-scale redesigns.

Our team is unmatched - we're a powerhouse of aviation pioneers, engineers, and problem-solvers who push the limits of what is possible. Grow your career with us - we believe in long-term development, mentorship, and creating space for you to evolve and thrive. Comprehensive, employer-paid benefits - Including extended health care, out-of-country medical coverage, life insurance, and an Employee & Family Assistance Plan.

Financial peace of mind through a retirement pension plan #

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