Job Summary

If you are a jack of all trades and a master of none, you may be a strong candidate for this role.

As a Drone Show Pilot, you will operate 100's or 1000's drones safely and purposefully, supporting assigned work through careful flight preparation, attentive control, and explicit reporting.

If you love travelling, you will love this job; you will need to drive short or long distances by car/van, airplane, or charter plane. Our drone shows are across Canada; for example, we recently performed a show in Newfoundland and in a fly-only First Nation in Saskatchewan.

Our team is made up of smart, hardworking people who put in long hours and earn good money.

The company will cover food during the trip.

We will provide training to execute the shows successfully and perform basic drone maintenance.

Duties

- Travel to site and perform drone light shows.
- Prepare drones for the show, charge batteries, pack drones and other equipment.
- Ship drones to various locations.
- Repair drones or other equipment if required.
- Prepare flight plans by reviewing task objectives, conditions, routes, and operational constraints.
- Conduct pre-flight checks, confirm equipment readiness, and operate the drone with attention to safety and changing conditions.
- Monitor flight performance and collected information, applying analysis skills to identify relevant observations or issues.
- Maintain accurate flight records,



report results and equipment concerns, and coordinate schedules and updates with colleagues.
- Communicate a summary of each show to your manager.
- Keep the work area organized and clean.
- Stay motivated and ready to solve problems.
- Communicate with the drone show organizers with high respect and professionalism.
- More duties as per the circumstances may be added.

Experience:

Not required, but drone experience is a bonus.

Required:

- Basic computer skills.
- Ability to drive long distances with a colleague; for example, you may sometimes be required to drive 12 hours in a day (shared between two individuals).
- Valid driver's license.
- Able to communicate in English; French proficiency is a bonus.
- RPAS Advanced Pilot Certification from Transport Canada is a plus; if you don't have it, we will provide resources to help you pass the exam.
- A US visa for non-Canadian citizens is a big plus.
- Ability to lift boxes and load them into the vehicle.
- Motivation to learn new tech skills.
- Having skills such as video editing and social media management is a big bonus and will be rewarded.

Benefits:

- Decent pay
- Flexible hours
- Annual Gym Membership
- Bonus Pay

Pay: From $20.00 per hour

Expected hours: 20.0 – 50.0 per week

Benefits:

- Casual dress
- Discounted or free food
- Flexible schedule
- Wellness program

Work Location: In person

📌 Drone Pilot (Selkirk)
🏢 drone light show Canada
📍 Selkirk