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Matternet is on a mission to make access to goods as frictionless and universal as access to information. Since 2017, we've flown over 60,000 drone flights for healthcare and e-commerce, from building the world's first urban medical drone routes in Switzerland to delivering everyday essentials to homes in the US.<br><br>Now, for the first time, we're expanding into the UK to support the NHS Drone Delivery Network, transforming the way medicines, tests, and supplies move between hospitals and patients. We're looking for passionate, adaptable team members to help us bring our vision to life in London and beyond.<br><br>As a <strong>UAS Remote Pilot,</strong> you'll ensure safe, reliable, and efficient deliveries. You'll work directly with our UK Operations Lead and global team to operate flights, run tests, and represent Matternet in the field. You'll be a part of our founding UK operations team, and play a hands-on role in building out the country's first medical drone delivery network. This is a rare opportunity to help shape the future of healthcare logistics while establishing a new standard for safe, sustainable urban transport.<br><br><strong><strong>You Will:<br><br></strong></strong><ul><li>Act as the Remote Pilot in Command (RPIC) for UAS missions across various commercial and operational settings</li><li>Conduct pre-flight risk assessments, airspace checks, and mission planning in line with CAA regulations</li><li>Ensure strict adherence to safety protocols, operational manuals, and company standard operating procedures</li><li>Conduct pre-flight inspections and monitor aircraft performance</li><li>Coordinate with Air Traffic Control, NHS partners, and internal teams</li><li>Assist with troubleshooting and operational issue resolution</li><li>Support demonstrations and training for new routes and sites<br><br></li></ul><strong>Requirements<br><br></strong><ul><li>Experience following Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)</li><li>Experience operating drones or other aircraft systems</li><li>A2 CofC, GVC or equivalent drone pilot certification</li><li>Experience flying BVLOS operations in the specific category</li><li>Comfortable working in fast-paced and high-pressure environments</li><li>Strong problem-solving skills and calm under pressure</li><li>Great communication with both technical teams and customers</li><li>Flexibility to travel and work varied schedules<br><br></li></ul><strong><strong>Great Additions <br><br></strong></strong><ul><li>Pilot License (e.g., A2 CofC, GVC, PPL, CPL)</li><li>EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Certifications</li><li>Experience with building drone platforms </li><li>Background in manned aviation, aerospace engineering, or aviation safety</li><li>CAA-approved instructor or examiner experience</li></ul>

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