Drone Jobs in Texas
Texas combines a huge energy sector, vast agricultural land and a growing tech industry, making it one of the top states for drone jobs of every kind. From pipeline inspection to engineering, the listings below cover Texas employers hiring now.
- Roles open
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Prime Air Maintenance Technician, Corporate Operations, Prime Air
Manufacturing Engineering Lead
Technical Project Manager
Vice President of Quality
Sr. Business Development Manager - UAS (USMC)
Prime Air Ground Handler, Amazon Prime Air
Prime Air Ground Handler, Amazon Prime Air
Strategic Account Manager – U.S. Army Growth
Field Sales Engineer-CUxS
Prime Air Ground Handler, Amazon Prime Air
Guidance Navigation Controls (GNC) Engineer III/IV
Guidance Navigation Controls (GNC) Engineer III/IV
Guidance Navigation Controls (GNC) Engineer III/IV
Guidance Navigation Controls (GNC) Engineer III/IV
Guidance Navigation Controls (GNC) Engineer V/VI
Guidance Navigation Controls (GNC) Engineer V/VI
Guidance Navigation Controls (GNC) Engineer V/VI
Guidance Navigation Controls (GNC) Engineer V/VI
Senior Product Manager
Visual Observer Dallas
Commercial piloting in Texas requires an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate, and the state offers some of the most varied demand in the country. Its energy industry is a major driver, using drones for pipeline, flare-stack, tower and solar-farm inspection. Add extensive agriculture, active construction and land surveying, and Texas supports a deep market for drone pilot jobs across multiple sectors.
Texas is also increasingly a technical hub. A growing number of drone and aerospace companies base engineering, manufacturing and software operations in the state, drawn by its business environment and expanding tech workforce. That means opportunity for both certified pilots and technical professionals.
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Questions, answered
- Do I need a Part 107 licence for drone jobs in Texas?
- Yes, for all commercial piloting. Technical roles in engineering, manufacturing and software do not require it.
- What industries hire drone pilots in Texas?
- Energy (oil, gas, wind and solar), agriculture, construction and land surveying are the biggest drivers of piloting demand.
- Does Texas have technical drone jobs?
- Yes. A growing number of drone and aerospace companies base engineering, manufacturing and software operations in the state.
- Why is Texas good for drone work?
- Its energy sector, large agricultural land base, active construction and expanding tech industry create demand across both piloting and technical roles.