UAS Remote Pilot Remote/International Deployments
Greater London, London, Greater London, W1B, England, UK
Listed on 2026-10-07
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Location: Greater London
UAS Remote Pilot vacancy in UK Remote / International Deployments (297jc)
Region:
London and South East, Midlands, N Ireland, North East, North West, Remote/Home working, Scotland, South West, Wales
UAS Remote Pilot (297jc) – UK / International Deployments - Up to £48,000 + Benefits
Ex-Mil Recruitment has been asked to recruit an experienced UAS Remote Pilot for a rapidly expanding organisation operating at the forefront of unmanned aviation, defence and security.
This is an unusual and potentially very interesting opportunity for someone with a military flying, UAS, aviation or instructional background who wants to remain close to operational flying while moving into the rapidly developing unmanned aviation sector.
The position will involve frequent deployments to customer locations within the UK, Europe, Portugal and the United States, so candidates must be comfortable with a significant amount of international travel.
The RoleAs a UAS Remote Pilot, you will play an important role in the safe and effective delivery of UAS operations.
Working alongside the Remote Pilot in Command (RPIC) and wider operational team, you will monitor flight operations, identify and mitigate hazards, carry out real-time interventions when required and ensure operations remain compliant with relevant aviation regulations and standards.
Your responsibilities will include:- Supporting the RPIC in delivering safe and compliant UAS operations
- Monitoring live flight operations
- Assisting with flight planning and mission preparation
- Conducting and supporting pre-flight inspections
- Supporting post-flight debriefings
- Maintaining accurate flight, incident and safety records
- Ensuring operations comply with relevant aviation regulations
- Monitoring and enforcing operational safety procedures
- Providing guidance during system failures or unexpected operational hazards
- Training and mentoring UAS operators
- Supporting risk mitigation and operational best practice
- Maintaining your own flying currency and competency on allocated UAS platforms
- Providing operational feedback to engineering and development teams
This position could be particularly suited to someone coming from a military aviation environment, especially those who have experience of operational flying, UAS platforms, flight instruction or aviation operations.
You will need a good understanding of aviation principles, including:
- Ground School
- Meteorology
- Airspace
- Flight planning
- Aviation safety
- Operational risk management
Experience flying either manned or unmanned aircraft would be highly desirable.
Relevant qualifications or experience may include:- A1 and A3 CAA/EASA Certificates
- A2 Certificate of Competence
- LAPL, PPL, HPL or other Pilot Licence
- Flight Radio telephony Operator's Licence
- Engineering Licence
- MALE/HALE UAS platform qualifications
- MUAS qualifications
- Previous experience flying MUAS or MALE platforms
Experience on platforms such as Puma, Desert Hawk, Raven, Stalker or comparable military UAS systems would be particularly relevant.
This is a role where previous military experience could translate extremely well.
We would be particularly interested in speaking with former or transitioning personnel from the RAF | Army Air Corps | Royal Navy | Royal Artillery | REME
Potential backgrounds could include:- UAS Pilots & Operators
- Military Pilots
- Aircrew
- Flying Instructors
- UAS Instructors
- Aviation Specialists
- Flight Operations Personnel
- Aircraft Engineers
Previous military flying, instructional duties or overseas operational flying experience would be highly relevant.
The role requires someone who can remain calm when circumstances change, make sound decisions and operate effectively in complex or challenging environments.
Additional Requirements- Be comfortable with frequent UK and…
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