officer rank (junior or senior officer — from lieutenant to lieutenant colonel);

fitness for service in combat units according to the results of a military medical commission (MMC);

readiness to sign a contract or be mobilized until the end of martial law;

no criminal record and eligibility to obtain security clearance;

successful experience in positions such as warehouse manager, logistics director, head of supply department, or manager of an automotive transport company;

confident PC user with knowledge of office software (Excel);

experience with automated accounting systems (such as SAP) is a significant advantage.

organizing and controlling logistics, household, and material-technical support of the unit;

overseeing the supply and distribution of food products, personal equipment, fuel and lubricants, and ammunition;

managing subordinate logistics services, warehouses, and support units (transport, laundry facilities, etc.);

coordinating with other support services and higher logistics command.