- military service in the National Guard, Armed Forces, or Border Guard Service of Ukraine;
- full general secondary or vocational/technical education;
- basic knowledge of UAS and FPV drone construction and operating principles (training provided if lacking);
- skills in assembling, configuring, maintaining, and minor repair of UAS/FPV drones in field conditions (training provided if lacking);
- ability to work with batteries, video systems, and firmware;
- knowledge of storage, transport, and record-keeping rules for FPV drones and military property, and maintaining related documentation;
- knowledge of safety measures when handling explosive components (if security clearance is held);
- fitness for service, stress resilience, readiness for combat conditions;
- discipline, responsibility, chain of command, confidentiality, and readiness to follow commander’s orders.
Available in military units
Requirements
Responsibilities
- organizing and overseeing UAS, ground control stations, and auxiliary equipment operation;
ensuring UAS serviceability: - maintenance, diagnostics, routine repair;
- pre-flight and post-flight inspections of unmanned aircraft;
- organizing battery storage, transport, and charging;
- recording UAS, batteries, spare parts, consumables, and software;
- monitoring flight safety and labor protection during UAS operation;
- preparing UAS for combat tasks and restoring them afterward;
- training personnel in UAS operation, maintenance, and safe use;
- ensuring compliance with instructions, orders, and governing documents;
- identifying and resolving malfunctions;
- preparing reporting and technical documentation.
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.