HIRING full time drone tech engineer full time

Drone Tech / Flight Controllers & Setup

Location: Coral Springs, FL
Job Type: Full-Time

About the Job

We are looking for someone with hands-on experience building, configuring, tuning, or troubleshooting drones and flight controllers.

You do NOT need an engineering degree or college degree for this position. We care much more about what you can actually do.

If you have built FPV drones, custom UAVs, RC aircraft, autonomous drones, or other multirotor systems and understand how to set up a flight controller, we want to talk to you.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Set up and configure drone flight controllers
  • Connect and configure ESCs, motors, GPS, compass, receivers, and other components
  • Adjust flight-controller parameters and settings
  • Troubleshoot flight stability and control problems
  • Diagnose hardware, wiring, firmware, and configuration issues
  • Perform bench testing and flight testing
  • Tune drones for stable and reliable flight
  • Help test new drone components and prototypes
  • Work directly with our team to improve existing drone platforms

What We’re Looking For

You should have practical experience with at least some of the following:

  • Building or modifying drones
  • Setting up flight controllers
  • Betaflight, ArduPilot, PX4, INAV, or similar flight-control software
  • ESC and motor configuration
  • GPS, compass, IMU, receiver, and telemetry setup
  • PID tuning or flight tuning
  • Firmware flashing and parameter configuration
  • Soldering and basic electronics troubleshooting
  • Diagnosing drones that do not fly correctly

Hi Alex — your role looks primarily hands-on/on-site, so I may not be the direct fit for the full-time position.

I work on the complementary side of PX4: ULog-based flight failure analysis, estimator/sensor-fusion issues, ROS 2 integration, timing problems, control/actuator behaviour, and reproducible root-cause investigation.

If your team ever needs remote engineering support for a vehicle that behaves correctly on the bench but develops difficult-to-explain issues in flight, I’d be interested in helping on a contract/project basis.

I can usually start from a ULog, parameter set and a description of the observed behaviour and determine whether there is a useful investigation path before committing to a larger engagement.

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