For employers

Hire drone pilots.
Post your job where they look.

DroneJobs is a job board only for drone work. Your role is seen by pilots, operators and drone engineers, not buried in a general jobs site.

Post a job

Paid listing, live for 30 days. Takes a few minutes.

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Live drone roles
3,657
Companies
618
New this week
421

Companies with roles on DroneJobs

Logo of Ayres
Ayres
Logo of QinetiQ US
QinetiQ US
Logo of Tekever
Tekever
Logo of Indra Group
Indra Group
Logo of Atos
Atos
Logo of Everstar
Everstar
Logo of ST Engineering
ST Engineering
Logo of ALTEN
ALTEN

What's included

One post, one role. This is what you get with it.

Post a job
On top for 30 days
Your role sits above every other listing, with a Featured badge.
In the newsletter
We send it to subscribers who asked to hear about new drone roles.
Shared on LinkedIn and X
We post it on our channels once it's live.
Applications come to you
Pilots apply through your link or email. We take no commission.

How it works

  1. 1

    Create an account

    Takes a minute. You can use Google or LinkedIn.

  2. 2

    Write the role

    Or paste a description you already have.

  3. 3

    Pay and publish

    We check the listing, then it goes live for 30 days.

Pricing

$99

per job post, paid once. No subscription, no commission.

Post a job

Card payment through Stripe. Need an invoice? Email us.

Common questions

How much does it cost?
$99 per post, paid once. There is no subscription and no commission on the hire. If you need an invoice instead of paying by card, email [email protected].
Do I need an account?
Yes. It takes a minute, and it's where you edit or renew the post later.
How long is the post live?
30 days. You can renew it after that.
Do you find pilots for me?
No. DroneJobs is a job board, not an agency. Pilots apply to you and you run the process.
Can I post freelance or one-off work?
Yes. Mark it as contract or freelance and add the dates.
Who reads the board?
Commercial drone pilots, UAV operators and drone engineers, mostly in the US, UK, Canada and Europe. Most hold a Part 107, EASA, RPAS or CAA certificate.
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Ready to post?

Your role can be live today.

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