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Ethics Infotech LLP is seeking a UAV Systems Engineer to own the drone architecture and lead systems integration across mechanical and electrical teams. The role requires translating requirements into a coherent, flyable aircraft design and coordinating execution for the UAV program.
Responsibilities include sizing, airframe design guidance, sensor placement, power and control system coordination, and DGCA regulatory alignment from the outset.
Ethics Infotech LLP is starting a new Drone (UAV) Development program under the RD and Automation team. We are looking for a UAV Systems Engineer / Drone Architect to own the overall drone architecture and act as the systems integration lead for the program. This role sits at the intersection of the Mechanical team (Designer, Fitter) and the Electrical team (Electrical Engineer, Electronics Engineer, PCB Designer, Embedded Engineer, Power Electronics Engineer), translating requirements into a coherent, flyable aircraft design and coordinating execution across both teams.
09:30 am to 7 pm
Strong understanding of aircraft/drone fundamentals: lift, thrust, weight budgeting, stability, and basic flight dynamics.
Working knowledge of drone subsystems - motors, ESCs, propellers, flight controllers, batteries - at a systems level.
Proficiency in CAD tools (SolidWorks / Fusion 360 / CATIA or equivalent) for airframe layout and packaging.
Familiarity with lightweight structural materials (carbon fiber, composites, 3D-printed polymers) and their design trade-offs.
Basic awareness of DGCA drone regulations or willingness to quickly build this knowledge.
Strong cross-functional communication skills to coordinate between mechanical and electrical/electronics teams.
Ability to work in a fast-paced RD environment with evolving requirements.
Good to Have
Prior experience building and flight-testing multirotor or fixed-wing UAVs from concept to prototype stage.
Exposure to open-source flight controller ecosystems (ArduPilot, PX4).
Basic understanding of aerodynamics and/or simulation tools relevant to UAV design.
Experience with DGCA certification processes or working with certification consultants.