UAS Warrant Officer

Description: UAS Officer and Staff Training Instructors train officers and staff in UAS Operations Warrant Officer Tech Course / UAS Unit Commander & Staff Leader Course and the UAS Platoon Leader Course in topics including and not limited to: Development of UAS requirements. Establishes and reviews course content as required. Updates course documentation on a regular basis to ensure timeliness and relevance, as required. Identifying appropriate payloads to satisfy collection requirements. Coordination of airspace and frequency requirements while acting as an U.S. Army liaison for all UAS missions Articulate requirements for UAS collection and integrating into UAS collection strategies. Assist all-source and imagery analysts with the analysis of UAS data to satisfy priority intelligence requirements. Provide information to cue other collection assets and assist targeting through coordination and dynamic re-tasking of the UAS while ensuring compliance with joint fires. Manage UAS standardization, safety, unit level maintenance, logistics, training plans, mission planning and operations. Deployment/re-deployment of UAS assets IAW all applicable guidance. Development of UAS SOPs. Coordination of downed aircraft recovery operations. Updates course documentation on a regular basis to ensure timeliness and relevance, as required. Stays current with new training, educational, and multimedia technologies. Participates in special projects within the scope of the Performance Work Statement (PWS), on a limited and/or rotational basis. Must be able to work all shifts and/or modified split shifts. RequirementsMinimum Qualifications: Must have honorably served in the U.S. Army as a Warrant Officer. Must have held a minimum rank of CW2 or service in an U.S. Army Aviation MOS and has completed any of the following training: Aviation Safety Officers Course, Aviation Maintenance Officers Course, Instructor Pilot Course, or the Contractor has honorably served in comparable career paths within other military service branches or DoD elements. Minimum of 6 years' experience employing Army Aviation tactics. Must be able to satisfactorily complete Proponent Certification IAW with applicable Army Regulations. Strong interpersonal, coaching and team building skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Experience with the U.S. Army Aviation or other Government contracting agencies. Must be able to ascend and descend stairs; stand for an extended period up to at least 50 minutes and walk at least 100 meters across uneven or unpaved surfaces. Must be a US Citizen. Preferred Qualifications: Prior TRADOC experience as an instructor. Prior deployment and operations as a 150U. 4 or more years of operational experience working with Shadow 200 (RQ-7B), Gray Eagle (MQ-1) Hunter (MQ-5) or comparable UAS platforms. Current active US Secret Clearance. Prior Combat Aviation Brigade experience. BenefitsComprehensive Health Benefits Package401(k) Savings PlanVacationSick LeaveHolidays

Created: 2026-04-02