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PWS Title: Senior Subject Matter Expert Countering Unmanned Aerial Systems Location : Fort Bragg, NC Clearance Type: Top Secret Responsibilities: * Assist SGM and Deputy TT as UAS/CUAS SME ...

... unmanned aerial system, sub-system, incorporating step wise process instructions with illustrations/pictures for each activity/task. • Experience in Assembly and Disassembly or Installation and ...

Industrial Engineer

Madison, AL · On-site

$62K - $84K/yr

You will be responsible for designing, implementing, and refining unmanned aerial system manufacturing layouts that maximize throughput, minimize waste, and scale with our rapid production growth.

Industrial Engineer

Madison, AL

$62K - $84K/yr

You will be responsible for designing, implementing, and refining unmanned aerial system manufacturing layouts that maximize throughput, minimize waste, and scale with our rapid production growth.

Industrial Engineer

Madison, AL · On-site

$62K - $84K/yr

You will be responsible for designing, implementing, and refining unmanned aerial system manufacturing layouts that maximize throughput, minimize waste, and scale with our rapid production growth.

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How much do weekend unmanned aerial system jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for weekend unmanned aerial system in the United States is $32.69, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.47 and $38.22 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Weekend Unmanned Aerial System vs Weekend Drone Operator?

AspectWeekend Unmanned Aerial SystemWeekend Drone Operator
CredentialsFAA Part 107 Certification, drone pilot licenseFAA Part 107 Certification, drone pilot license
Work EnvironmentOutdoor, varied locations, often on construction sites, farms, or eventsOutdoor or indoor, recreational or commercial settings, often for events or inspections
Employer & IndustryConstruction, agriculture, media, inspection servicesMedia, event coverage, real estate, inspections

Weekend Unmanned Aerial System roles typically involve more technical operations, often requiring certification and working on larger projects. Weekend Drone Operators may focus on recreational or smaller commercial tasks, with less emphasis on complex certifications. Both roles are popular for weekend work but differ in scope and industry applications.

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Jr. Drone Pilot (Jr. Unmanned Aerial Systems Pilot) - West Texas Region

Jr. Drone Pilot (Jr. Unmanned Aerial Systems Pilot) - West Texas Region

Arch Aerial

Kermit, TX • On-site

Other

Posted 13 days ago


Job description

Jr. Drone Pilot

Arch Aerial LLC is seeking a highly motivated candidate interested in a Jr. Drone Pilot (Jr. Unmanned Aerial Systems Pilot) role to assist and execute drone-based data collection missions focused on aerial mapping data, leak detection data, and other hyper-spectral payload data, primarily on Arch Aerial's customers' energy assets in West Texas and New Mexico. Travel will be required from time to time.

The candidate should expect a majority of in-field work operating unmanned aerial systems. In-field work will be in industrial applications with West Texas (hot) conditions in the summer, and West Texas (cold) conditions in the winter, which are physically demanding.

This is an entry level position with immediate opportunities for training, however previous experience with the DJI M300/M350 specifically, and DJI aircraft in general, are a huge advantage to a candidate. Those with previous experience using leak detection equipment for methane scouting are also highly encouraged to apply.

Students, recent graduates, or those looking to enter the unmanned aerial systems field are appropriate candidates, however skills and requirements are listed further below, and preference will be given to those with the skills listed as primary and secondary traits. Integrity and organizational skills are highly valued (more so than a specific educational degree). This is a full-time position.

Functions and Responsibilities

The Drone Pilot (UAS Pilot) will be responsible for:

Primary Duties

  • Assisting (the Operations Manager, Western Region) with the daily collection of drone-based aerial mapping (visible spectrum), drone-based aerial leak detection (methane laser), and drone-based aerial hyper-spectral data (OGI and other payloads).
  • Conducting UAS (drone) operations at construction sites, pipeline right of ways, pump stations, refineries, well pads, and other facilities.
  • Daily and monthly maintenance of drone and ground based equipment, and vehicles.
  • Assisting with daily compiling of inspection reports.
  • Assisting Jr. Data Technicians or Jr. UAS Pilots in the same region. These Jr. Data Technicians and Jr. UAS Pilots will assist both the West Texas region, but also overflow for data from other regions in times of high demand.
  • Assisting with creation, measurement, and delivery any additional reporting.
  • The Drone Pilot (UAS Pilot) applying for this position will also be required from time to time, to assist with daily data delivery for overflow data collected at other regions of the company's operational footprint.
  • Driving to and on Arch Aerial's customers' assets on relevant projects.
  • Assist with Arch Aerial LLC data management initiatives for current work and archival strategies.
  • Being a constant ambassador and sales-minded representative of the company when interacting with peers, other operators, or other service companies in the field.
  • Being a safety-minded operator that protects their own individual safety and the integrity of the equipment they are operating.