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Khageshvara Aviation Technology Private Limited is building indigenous unmanned eVTOL and VTOL aircraft platforms for defence, logistics, disaster response, and future advanced air mobility applications. The role focuses on defining technical standards, engineering discipline, and the physical architecture for future teams, with hands-on prototyping and iterative flight data-driven work.
You will own the aircraft as a system—airframe, aerodynamics, mechanisms, and integration—while collaborating
Khageshvara Aviation Technology Private Limited
Khageshvara Aviation Technology Private Limited is building indigenous unmanned eVTOL and VTOL aircraft platforms from India for defence, logistics, disaster response, and future advanced air mobility applications.
Our vision is to make sustainable aviation practical for high-payload, high-altitude, and mission-critical use cases where conventional mobility is slow, expensive, or unavailable.
We are working toward a future where aircraft can support medical logistics, defence mobility, emergency response, industrial operations, and eventually urban and regional air mobility. We are not assembling reference drones. We design, build, test, break, learn, and fly our own aircraft, with the goal of creating reliable Indian aviation systems that can scale from prototype to production.
This is one of our crucial engineering hires. The person joining this role will help define the technical standards, engineering discipline, and physical architecture that future teams will build upon.
The work is hands‑on and execution-driven. It will involve rapid prototyping, shop‑floor problem solving, flight‑line testing, and constant iteration between design, analysis, manufacturing, and real flight data.
You will learn to own the aircraft as a physical system that has to fly: the airframe, aerodynamics, mechanisms, structural loads, vehicle integration, and practical buildability of the platform.
This role is best suited for someone who can operate in coordination with the team, aspires to lead from first principles, and is keen to take responsibility for turning concepts into reliable flying hardware.
You have built and flown something real. A college UAV, racing drone, fixed‑wing aircraft, composite structure, tilt mechanism, or any aircraft project where your design choices had to survive testing will count strongly.
We prefer candidates with B.Tech, M.Tech, or PhD qualifications in a relevant discipline. However, a strong portfolio, practical engineering ability, and proven hands‑on work may outweigh formal credentials.