Dukeenergy
Director Unmanned Aerial Systems
Charlotte, NC · Director
Sponsorship not specified$40k-$50kDetected 1 day ago
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About the role
- The Director is responsible for internal (Aviation Services) drone operations and for the training, governance, and oversight for all Duke Energy qualified UAS pilots in other business units.
- The Director is responsible for a wide range of highly complex programs/projects and is single point accountable for drone operations.
- This position promotes operational excellence and introduces business transformation by taking a multi-disciplinary, end-to-end continuous improvement approach to strategic planning.
Responsibilities
- Establish and maintain effective communications among all UAS Team Members and project stakeholders.
- Manage the design and deployment of UAS solutions for Enterprise needs.
- The position manages a portfolio of projects that involves testing or integration of unmanned systems.
- The UAS Manager understands and defines requirements, design solutions, and manage system implementation and delivery.
Requirements
- The ability to work across all organizations and Duke Energy territories is paramount.
- Leads the UAS Team activity, by engaging current team members or adding team members, as required, from appropriate areas.
Skills
- Develops UAS team members
- Oversight of the UAS training program and other UAS contracts/contractors.
Compensation
- $40k-$50k
Company info
- Effectively negotiates with others to reach agreement which will meet the organization's needs and those of the Company.
- Manage UAS for a wide variety of business applications. The UAS Manager will have the lead role in delivering solutions to our Business Unit customers.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Visa Sponsored Position
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