About Pyka
Pyka’s goal is to provide society with a new form of safe, clean, and cost-effective transportation enabled by autonomous electric aviation.
To get there, we’re taking a different approach than most. We're applying our technologies to every industry where autonomous electric aircraft can be useful, starting with the highest value and most dangerous jobs. In doing so, we're building game-changing products manufactured at scale, while perfecting the safety, reliability, and capabilities of our autonomy engine and electric propulsion systems. We design, develop and manufacture an ecosystem of technologies including proprietary flight control software, avionics, high power density motors, motor controllers, batteries, and custom carbon-fiber composite airframes.
Today, we supply autonomous electric aircraft for cargo transport and crop protection to real-world customers across four separate continents and have secured industry-first regulatory approvals from the FAA. Our cargo aircraft enables remote connectivity, enhances express delivery networks, and ensures fast and reliable shipping of critical supplies to areas in need. Our crop protection aircraft offers agricultural services providers and farmers an autonomous tool to make aerial application safer, more precise, and less harmful to surrounding environments. Both vehicles are highly economical to operate, easy to deploy, and significantly reduce CO2 emissions in their respective industries. What you work on at Pyka makes people’s lives better now and brings the future of electric aviation one step closer each day. Role Overview
Pyka is looking for an Integration Technician with the skills and drive to operate in a dynamic and fast-paced environment. In this role, you will be primarily focused on full Aircraft Integration, serving as a detail-oriented and efficient builder responsible for bringing our autonomous electric aircraft to life. You will install the full range of aircraft components—including avionics, electrical connections, spray plumbing, harness routing, decals, servos, landing gear, brakes, and sensors—while working closely with engineering, maintaining work instructions, supporting ongoing maintenance, and performing occasional repairs. This is an active role that involves lifting, frequent communication, and some exposure to noise.