experience in military service or working with communications equipment, radio engineering, or electronic intelligence is an advantage;

knowledge of the operating principles of electronic intelligence, radio communications, and unmanned systems equipment;

skills in personnel management and decision-making in difficult conditions;

confident use of computers and specialized software;

responsibility, discipline, attentiveness, and readiness for service in field conditions.

leading the personnel of the electronic intelligence unit and organizing its work;

planning, organizing, and monitoring the execution of electronic intelligence tasks;

organizing the deployment, camouflage, operation, and withdrawal of electronic intelligence equipment in task areas;

ensuring continuous radio monitoring, detection, direction-finding, and analysis of enemy radio emission sources;

collecting, processing, summarizing, and timely reporting intelligence information to command;

monitoring the technical condition of electronic intelligence equipment, organizing its maintenance and readiness for use;

organizing the training of unit personnel, maintaining military discipline and a high level of professional preparedness;

maintaining service documentation, work logs, and records of electronic intelligence equipment usage;

ensuring compliance with safety requirements, secrecy regime, and safekeeping of weapons, equipment, and property;

carrying out orders from the platoon commander (unit head) and participating in combat and special tasks.