Griff Aviation
Designs and builds heavy-lift UAVs and cargo payloads for logistics, industry and emergency response operators
Highlights
- Hiring2 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
About Griff Aviation
Griff Aviation designs and builds heavy-lift unmanned aerial vehicles. The Griff 30 has a 30 kg payload capacity and the Griff 60 lifts up to 60 kg. Payload options include the Griff Eye, a 120° tilt camera with 10x optical zoom, and the Griff Claw, a wireless quick-release cargo hook with an integrated load cell.
The company states its platforms are certified to aviation standards and built for logistics, industry and emergency response. It sells the systems as physical aircraft and payloads to organisations running heavy-lift missions.
Griff Aviation was founded in 2015 and is based in Sykkylven, Norway. It states that all design and production take place in Norway, supported by a sovereign supply chain. Open positions listed on its careers page include CFO and Production Engineer.
Product: Heavy-lift UAVs Griff 30 (30 kg payload) and Griff 60 (up to 60 kg), with Griff Eye camera and Griff Claw cargo hook payloads.
Jobs at Griff Aviation (2)
Griff Aviation is hiring for 2 roles in finance and manufacturing, based in Sykkylven.
CFO
New on EvolcProduction Engineer
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