You'll split your time between field deployments across the UK and planning, analysis, and preparation at our Chichester base. This is a role for people who are genuinely energised by being out on operations - not just comfortable with it.

What You'll Be Doing

• Operating UAS missions via software-based control systems and real-time dashboards
• Planning and coordinating deployments, balancing weather, logistics, and operational constraints
• Managing site logistics including travel, access, accommodation, and contingencies
• Capturing and validating inspection data in the field
• Acting as the link between field operations and engineering - providing structured, useful feedback
• Maintaining high safety and operational standards across all environments
• Contributing to how we improve mission planning and execution as we scale

Who This Role Is Suited To

This role suits people who combine technical grounding with a genuine enthusiasm for operational, field-based work.

You'll likely have:

• A degree in a discipline that involves analysis, data, and judgement (eg: Geography, Geology, Environmental Science, Oceanography, Science, Maths)
• Experience operating technical field equipment, UAS, or similar tools to get a job done - in a research project, survey, inspection, conservation, or operational role - not just flying recreationally
• A genuine appetite for field work: you're as comfortable on a wind-swept site as you are in front of a screen
• An innate curiosity about technology
• Excellent communication skills

What matters most is how you work:

• You think systematically and plan ahead, rather than reacting on the fly
• You exercise good judgement when conditions are uncertain
• You take a conscientious, detail-oriented approach to execution
• You're comfortable owning outcomes, not just completing tasks
• You stay calm and focused when working through systems, data, and real-world constraints

A structured mindset and a track record of using equipment purposefully in the field matter far more here than flight hours or technical qualifications.

Essential Requirements

• Degree-level education in a subject with a strong analytical element
• Based in the UK, with unrestricted right to work
• Full UK manual driving licence
• Willingness to travel frequently across the UK
• Practical experience operating UAS, field survey equipment, or similar technical tools in a purposeful context - academic, commercial, or research
• Strong technology literacy
• Confidence working independently in field-based environments
• Clear, structured communication skills

A GVC or A2 licence is helpful, but not required at application stage.

Why Join sees.ai

• Work on live, real-world operations - not simulations
• Be part of a team deploying advanced UAS systems at scale across the UK
• Gain responsibility early and see the direct impact of your work
• Fast-growing company with real career development opportunities
• Beautiful office location with onsite café, gym, pool, tennis courts, nursery, and parking

About sees.ai

We're building the operating system for autonomous UAS operations - enabling advanced systems to be controlled and delivered reliably in real-world environments. Our technology is transforming how critical national infrastructure is inspected: safer, more efficient, and scalable.

You'll join a collaborative team at a pivotal stage, where operations are expanding rapidly and your contribution will directly shape how we deliver at scale.

Pay: £30,000.00-£35,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• Casual dress
• Company events
• Company pension
• Cycle to work scheme
• Employee stock ownership plan
• Free parking
• On-site gym
• On-site parking

Ability to commute/relocate:

• Chichester PO18 9AH: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)

Application question(s):

• Do you have a full, clean, manual UK drivers license?

Education:

• Bachelor's (required)

Work authorisation:

• United Kingdom (required)

Willingness to travel:

• 50% (required)

Work Location: In person