Mission Support Specialist Torrance, California, United States

Neros is a defense technology company rebuilding America’s drone industrial base. We design and manufacture high-performance unmanned systems that are tested in combat, iterated at startup speed, and built at massive scale. Our team culture is fast, hands-on, and obsessed with closing the gap between design and deployment. As drones transform the character of warfare, Neros is delivering the systems the West needs to compete on the modern battlefield and deter the adversaries of democracy. We’re hiring engineers, operators, and builders who want to move fast, take on extreme ownership, and get capability into the hands of warfighters in months, not years. What you will be doing As a Mission Support Specialist at Neros, your mission is to ensure the reliability, performance, and mission readiness of Neros drone systems. You will serve as the technical bridge between our products, customers, engineering, manufacturing, and business development teams by driving rapid issue resolution, providing technical support, and translating operational feedback into product improvements. You will document, research, and respond to technical requests from customers, prospective clients, and partners, providing remote and onsite support as needed. This role requires identifying, triaging, escalating, and managing technical issues while partnering with cross-functional teams to implement corrective actions, improve system performance, and enhance mission effectiveness. You will conduct failure analyses, determine root causes, identify trends across deployed systems, and capture field insights to drive continuous product improvements. As a subject matter expert on FPV systems, you will support customer-facing demonstrations, advise internal stakeholders on technical matters, assist the business development team, and occasionally represent Neros in front of customers and partners. You will also create and maintain user manuals, troubleshooting guides, and technical documentation to improve product support, operational efficiency, and customer success. Success in this role requires exceptional technical problem-solving skills, strong communication, a sense of ownership, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment. You should have the following 2–3 years of experience in a technical support, mission support, or field operations role within the drone, robotics, aerospace, or defense industry 2–3 years of experience using Zendesk or similar customer support and ticketing platforms to manage technical issues and customer communications FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate strongly preferred, with practical experience operating UAS in testing, training, or customer-facing environments Strong knowledge of FPV drone systems, including flight controllers, ESCs, motors, firmware, radio control systems, video transmission, batteries, and ground control equipment Hands-on experience configuring, tuning, and troubleshooting FPV platforms using tools such as Betaflight, INAV, ArduPilot, PX4, or similar software Demonstrated proficiency flying and maintaining FPV drones, including manual (Acro) flight Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to explain complex technical concepts to customers, operators, and cross-functional teams Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills, with the ability to identify root causes, prioritize issues, and drive timely resolution Self-motivated, adaptable, and customer-focused, with a willingness to travel, support field operations, and take ownership in a fast-paced environment Nice to Have Experience providing technical support for hardware, robotics, UAS, or other complex technical systems Proficiency with customer support and collaboration tools such as Zendesk, Signal, and Microsoft 365 Background in FPV drone racing, cinematic FPV, military UAS operations, or other high-performance FPV applications Working knowledge of RF systems, including antennas, signal propagation, and wireless communication basics Hands-on electronics experience, including soldering, wiring, and basic hardware repair Experience creating technical documentation, including user guides, troubleshooting procedures, knowledge base articles, and standard operating procedures US Salary Range

$57,000 – $80,000 USD

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