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Amazon Prime Air is seeking a Ground Handler in Memphis, TN. The role involves supporting drone operations, organizing equipment, and ensuring safety compliance across shifts, including nights and weekends. You may travel locally up to 25% and will use standard templates to document activities.

Basic qualifications include a high school diploma, mechanical aptitude, and a valid driver's license. FAA Part 107 and aviation knowledge are preferred for this role at Amazon Prime Air.

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