Training Project Manager

Remote

Full Time

Manager/Supervisor

Job Description
This position is responsible for managing training operations and providing business development support for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), drone-as-first responder (DFR) programs, counter-drone, and robots.
Work Location(s)
● Remote work from anywhere with connectivity (50%)
● Travel to support to training or events (50%)
Job Duties
The below list of job duties is not all inclusive:
Manage UAV and Robotics Training Operations

Serve as the designated project manager for UAV and robotics training courses
Teach UAS and robotics training courses
Recruit and manage part-time and 1099 instructors for UAV, robotics, software, counter drone and application specific courses.
Manage the training schedule and instructor assignments for UAS and robotics courses
Coordinate with host jurisdiction POCs to obtain training needs
Coordinate with training staff for required administrative and logistics
Manage registration for open enrollment courses and events
Manage post training work flows including student certifications and quality assurance (QA) surveys.

Business Development Support

This position will provide technical support to the sales team, but is not responsible for sales and will not receive compensation for sales
Attend tradeshows to provide technical expertise to support the sales team
Assist the product management team evaluate UAV and robotics products and technology.
Manage inbound lead requests for UAV and robotics training.
Attend in-person and virtual meetings with customers to discuss customer’s needs, share product information, and conduct demonstrations.
Assist the marketing team to develop UAV and robotics marketing content such as articles, advertisements, blog posts, or podcasts.

Preferred Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

FAA part 107 certified as a remote pilot
Previous experience as a first responder or sworn law enforcement officer including assignment as a drone as first responder (DFR) pilot.
Previous instructor and training management experience
Strong organization skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to set priorities and meet deadlines while working independently
Ability to use and learn technology tools including use of Microsoft Office suite.
Flexible schedule including availability for some nights and weekends

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