Drone Herbicide Pilot | Travel & Flexible Schedule

Air Pixels, Inc.; Candor (NC); On-site; USD 45,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

401(k)

Paid Vacation

Flexible Schedule

Job summary

Opterra Solutions is seeking a Commercial Drone Herbicide Applicator to spray across multiple environments in North Carolina and beyond. The role involves operating the AE Vision J100 spray platform, traveling regionally, performing drone maintenance, and ensuring compliant herbicide application in outdoor settings.

The ideal candidate will hold a Part 107 license, have proven drone flying experience, and possess knowledge of herbicide mixes and label-based application.

Qualifications

• Part 107A license required along with proven drone flying experience.
• Understanding of drone systems, maintenance, troubleshooting, and safe UAV operation.
• Experience in herbicide applications or vegetation management.
• Ability to travel regionally for extended or multi-day operations.

Responsibilities

• Operate commercial spray drones safely and efficiently
• Plan and execute flight missions
• Mix and apply herbicides per label requirements
• Troubleshoot drone, battery, charger, and spray system issues
• Perform routine maintenance and inspections
• Maintain flight, maintenance, and application records
• Follow FAA, EPA, state and company safety regulations
• Work independently and as part of a team
• Follow DOT and FAA rules and regulations
• Team-lift up to 120 lbs

Skills

Part 107 License

Drone flight experience

Drone systems maintenance

Herbicide application

Regional travel

Safety focus

Valid driver’s license

Tools

AE Vision J100

Spray equipment maintenance

Job description

Opterra Solutions is seeking a Commercial Drone Herbicide Applicator to spray across multiple environments in North Carolina and beyond. The role involves operating the AE Vision J100 spray platform, traveling regionally, performing drone maintenance, and ensuring compliant herbicide application in outdoor settings.

The ideal candidate will hold a Part 107 license, have proven drone flying experience, and possess knowledge of herbicide mixes and label-based application.