Drone Instructor

Company Description Gamma Rotors Pvt. Ltd. is dedicated to creating innovative UAVs and camera stabilization systems that redefine camera placement and logistics capabilities. Our UAVs are made indigenously, combining state-of-the-art technology with world-class hardware without compromising on quality. We deliver on our promises by addressing individual needs and committing to unparalleled R&D. Our culture of constant innovation and curiosity drives our success. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site role located in Noida for a Drone Instructor. The Drone Instructor will be responsible for training individuals in drone piloting and handling UAV operations. The instructor will also develop training materials, provide one-on-one and group training sessions, ensure safety standards are met, and stay updated on the latest drone technologies and regulations. Responsibilities: Conduct hands-on drone flight training sessions for civilians, professionals, and defense personnel. Deliver theoretical training covering drone fundamentals, DGCA rules, safety protocols, and flight planning. Prepare and update training material, SOPs, and documentation for internal and external use. Customize training programs based on audience (e.g., industrial trainees vs. defense forces). Assist in simulator-based training and post-training evaluations. Ensure all training adheres to regulatory and company safety standards. Provide support during field demos, trials, and operational deployments as needed. Required Skills & Qualifications: Strong drone piloting experience (multirotor and/or fixed-wing platforms). Prior experience as a drone trainer/instructor preferred. Familiarity with DGCA drone guidelines and airspace classifications. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work with discipline and adaptability when training defense personnel. Technical knowledge of drone components, troubleshooting, and mission planning. Willingness to travel and conduct on-site training programs. Show more Show less