We handle everything from development and manufacturing to marketing, sales, and customer service, all in one place.
We are passionate and humble about developing remote ID technology. In 2023, NATO's Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) named us one of the top innovators out of over 1,300 competitors.
If you want to work at a company that is changing the aerospace industry and creating future technologies, join us at Dronetag.

Who We’re Looking For:

• A creative developer who knows their job well.
• A careful engineer who wants to do things correctly.
• An organized person who likes to keep things tidy.
• A flexible thinker who enjoys working in a startup and isn’t scared of fast-paced work and constant changes.

What You Would Be Responsible For in This Role:

• Drawing PCBs based on the HW Designer's suggestions and working together with them.
• Assembling prototypes and internal PCBs by hand (e.g., for testing).
• Debugging hardware products—finding short circuits, checking signal continuity, etc.
• Doing small soldering jobs and repairs for the hardware and firmware departments.
• Assembling and checking tools used for testing our products.

Providing support to the Assembly team:

• Training and helping with soldering.
• Level 1 support for test tools and maintaining existing ones.
• Level 1 support for internal products used by the Assembly team—basic debugging, gathering information, and escalating issues to the firmware department.

Performing measurements and tests according to predefined scenarios

• Carrying out measurements and tests based on set guidelines.
• Measuring how much power products use.
• Measuring signals using an oscilloscope.
• Doing GNSS tests and evaluating the results.
• Doing radio tests (like Bluetooth, LTE) and evaluating the results.

Key Essentials:

• A relevant technical education (university degree) or similar experience—good understanding of basic electrical engineering principles.
• Knowledge of how basic electronic components work and are used.
• Good English skills.
• Basic experience with PCB design tools (e.g., KiCad, Eagle, EasyEDA).
• Ability to plan for the future—thinking about how things will work long-term as we grow and develop

What We Can Teach You:

• How to manually fit and solder advanced components.
• How to use workshop tools like oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, and VNAs.
• Advanced PCB design techniques, including signal integrity and power delivery.

Extra Skills That Would Be Great:

• Experience with PCB design and choosing components.
• Advanced soldering skills, like micro-soldering, hot air, preheating, and desoldering.
• Knowledge of testing radio frequencies (RF).
• Qualification under "Decree 50" (a Czech electrical certification).

What You Can Expect From Us:

• Work on an exciting project with the chance to shape its direction.
• Enjoy an authentic startup atmosphere - no bureaucracy, friendly environment, and rapid growth.
• Flexible work hours.
• Option to work remotely or at a villa in Vinohrady with a garden, though regular attendance is appreciated.
• A unique sense of humor :-)
• Team-building activities like LAN parties, barbecues, bowling, shared lunches, and cottage trips, which are optional.
• Access to multisport activities.
• Option to rent a company car or scooter.