- basic technical knowledge of radio engineering and electronics (operating principles of transmitters, receivers, jammers, and antenna equipment);
- understanding of the fundamentals of electronic warfare protection: types of threats (drones, surveillance devices, enemy communications) and methods of detecting and neutralizing them;
- practical experience with EW protection devices (stationary, mobile, portable) is an advantage but not required — on-the-job training provided;
- attentiveness, responsibility, and readiness to work under stressful, changing, or combat conditions;
- ability to learn quickly, adapt to changing situations, and master new equipment.
Available in military units
Requirements
Responsibilities
- operating electronic warfare protection equipment (jammers, suppressors, anti-drone systems, etc.) as part of a unit to protect the subdivision;
- rapidly deploying and packing up EW protection equipment depending on the task, changing situation, relocation, or engagement in combat;
- configuring and switching operating modes of EW protection equipment according to instructions, adapting to specific types of threats (drones, radio channels, etc.);
- monitoring the condition of one’s own equipment: checking serviceability, performing basic maintenance procedures, and reporting malfunctions to a superior.
Terms
- the opportunity to serve under contract or through mobilization until the end of martial law;
- the opportunity for active-duty service members to transfer from other units;
- provision of high-quality, modern equipment and technical support;
- service at training grounds, at the unit’s permanent deployment sites, and in field conditions;
- basic pay ranging from 25,000 to 127,000 UAH, depending on duties and place of service;
- ongoing medical, psychological, and social support;
- free medical treatment and rehabilitation;
- regular training with professional instructors to improve combat skills;
- free access to training programs and lecture materials.