Regulus has appointed a Field Service Engineer to its US team, adding capacity to a fast-scaling operation as demand for counter-UAS (C-UAS) capability grows across the American market. The appointment took effect in October 2026.
Regulus develops counter-drone systems that detect and disrupt unmanned aircraft using RF-based technologies, including GNSS spoofing and datalink jamming, alongside a command-and-control platform that brings third-party sensors and effectors together. Its technology has been selected by the US Department of Defense.
Working on-site with prospective and existing customers, the Field Service Engineer will carry out demonstrations, trials, installation, training and troubleshooting of Regulus’ C-UAS systems. In a start-up environment, the role extends beyond that core remit.
The position called for an unusual combination: a military background, several years’ industry experience in a comparable field role, and strong RF expertise. Wenham Carter was engaged for its specialist focus on counter-UAS and its connections across the wider RF and electronic warfare sector, and identified a candidate who brought all three.
The appointment increases Regulus’ capacity for customer demonstrations, trials and US-based programme execution as the business continues to build its presence in the region.
