Aerospace engineer
Pubblicato il 19-10-2026 - Unifly Consulting in Italia
Unifly Consulting is a specialized consultancy operating at the forefront of aviation safety, drone regulation, and airspace integration . We support public authorities, industry players, and research consortia worldwide through regulatory consultancy, research & innovation projects, and high‐level training , with a strong focus on UAS, UTM/U‐space, and emerging aviation concepts . As our activities continue to grow—both in European R&D; programmes and in operational regulatory support —we are looking for a motivated professional eager to contribute to the development of safe, scalable, and innovative drone operations .
The Role
We are seeking an Aeronautical Engineer (or equivalent technical profile) with a strong interest in UAS regulation, UTM/U‐space, and European R&D; projects . You will work in a dynamic, international team , interacting with institutions, industry experts, and standardisation bodies, while progressively taking responsibility for complex technical and project‐management activities. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys combining technical depth,
regulatory reasoning, and real‐world impact .
Key Responsibilities
Manage and contribute to European R&D; projects funded under programmes such as Horizon Europe and the European Defence Fund (EDF) Provide regulatory and technical consultancy to clients on topics including: UAS flight authorisations (SORA, LUC), UAS certification (CE marking, Class identification), SAIL III compliance Support to rulemaking and regulatory development Actively participate in international working groups and standardisation activities (e.g. ISO, EUROCAE) Collaborate with civil aviation authorities, industry stakeholders, and research partners across Europe and beyond Contribute to internal knowledge development, methodologies, and best practices within the company Required Qualifications Master's degree in a technical or scientific discipline (e.g. Aerospace / Aeronautical Engineering, Engineering, Air Transport, Physics