Drone Pilot - Agriculture

• Over 350 million acres are sprayed annually in the U.S.
• Agricultural drones represent a $500M–$1.4B emerging services market
• Fewer than 1,000 licensed agricultural drone operators currently exist
• Fly precision agriculture spray drones
• Apply crop protection products
• Perform GPS-guided crop spraying
• Maintain flight logs and follow FAA drone safety regulations
• 120 spray days per year
• 100 acres per day
• 12,000 acres annually
• Interest in drones, aviation, or agriculture
• Experience with UAV / UAS flight operations
• FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification (preferred)
• FAA Part 137 Agricultural Aircraft Operator certification (helpful but not required)
• Agriculture or farming background a plus

This is a remote position.