Manufacturing Technician

About Draganfly:

Draganfly Inc. (the "Company") has been a recognized technology leader within the commercial UAV space for over two decades. We helped establish the commercial market & adoption of multi-rotor helicopters for public safety, agriculture, aerial imaging, & more. As a leader who helped shape the industry, Draganfly's focus is on the sale of drone products and services, contract engineering & custom integration product development, and health monitoring products and services.

As a Manufacturing Technician at Draganfly, you will be responsible for supporting the construction, testing, and maintenance of both prototype and production RPAS. You will work independently and with other technicians to assemble sensitive electronic devices and mechanical systems, with a focus on neat, efficient, and consistent workmanship.

This is an in-person role based at our manufacturing facility in Burnaby, BC, with occasional travel required to provide onsite technical support at events.

• Assemble mechanical and electronic components in a highly organized, repeatable manner
• Maintain, operate, and troubleshoot RPAS and related equipment
• Set up equipment to test, evaluate, and modify electronic components and assemblies
• Install, configure, and troubleshoot software and firmware for electronic components
• Solder and assemble wiring harnesses and PCBs
• Create and modify mechanical components using hand and power tools
• Operate CNC machinery and 3D printers, with on-site training provided as needed
• Assist with manufacturing records, maintenance documentation, and inventory control processes
• Finish components through sanding, painting, and other processes
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workspace
• Support the engineering team with manufacturing, testing, revisions, and product development tasks as required
• Occasionally travel to provide onsite technical support at events

• You are hands-on, detail-oriented, and take pride in clean, consistent, and high-quality work
• You are comfortable working with sensitive electronic devices, mechanical assemblies, and prototype systems
• You can follow build plans, schematics, and technical instructions with a high level of accuracy
• You are organized, dependable, and able to work independently while also collaborating well with technicians and engineering teams
• You enjoy troubleshooting, problem-solving, and learning new tools, systems, and manufacturing processes
• You maintain a strong awareness of safety and cleanliness in a workshop environment

• Skilled at soldering small electronics and creating wiring harnesses
• Knowledge of common mechanical assembly techniques used in drone construction, including threaded fasteners, adhesives, and related methods
• Experience using common hand and power tools, including bench and portable versions
• Basic troubleshooting experience with software on electronic devices, including drivers and communication protocols
• Experience setting up and troubleshooting radio control and data transmission devices
• Able to follow build plans and schematics with a high degree of attention to detail

• Experience with computer-aided design software
• Transport Canada Basic or Advanced drone pilot certification, ROC-A, FAA Part 107, or similar certifications
• Experience with software packages used to configure and operate RPAS, such as Ardu Pilot, Beta Flight, INAV, or QGround Control
• Experience using and maintaining 3D printers, including FDM or SLA, and CNC milling equipment

• Competitive salary: $58,000 - $72,000 annually,
• Equity / Stock Options:
  Participation in the company's stock option plan, providing long-term ownership and alignment with company growth.
• Comprehensive medical…