Electronic Reconnaissance Operator

Overview

The 150th Separate Reconnaissance-Strike Battalion is a unit of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The battalion's actions on the battlefield help effectively destroy the enemy and drive it from Ukrainian land. The elite of military reconnaissance: brave, strong, and skilled. The unit fights for what belongs to Ukraine and has all the technical and other resources it needs. If you have the spirit, are ready for the fight, and want to become part of a glorious victory — join the battalion. The fate of the state is being written right now — together with you.

Responsibilities:

• detecting and identifying enemy signals to obtain intelligence information
• working with equipment for intercepting and analyzing electronic communications
• evaluating signal characteristics, identifying their sources, and determining their significance for combat missions
• maintaining accounting of received data and preparing reports for command
• setting up and maintaining ELINT equipment, preparing it for missions
• cooperating with other reconnaissance units to ensure comprehensive information analysis

Requirements:

• age from 20
• vocational secondary or higher technical education in radio engineering, electronics, or communications
• knowledge of the operating principles of electronic reconnaissance equipment and signal interception
• analytical thinking, strong attention to detail, and ability to work under pressure
• ability to quickly make decisions and work in a team
• readiness to learn and improve skills in electronic reconnaissance
• discipline and ability to clearly carry out orders
• good physical and psychological condition
• readiness to perform tasks in the combat area
• motivation to defend the Motherland
• experience working with radio-electronic systems or in the communications field preferred
• no dependency on alcohol or drugs
• no problems with the law

Conditions:

• mobilization until the end of martial law or contract service
• monetary allowance in accordance with current legislation
• full provision of uniform, protective equipment, and weapons
• provision of full meals
• free treatment and medical support
• training in your specialty
• annual main and additional leave
• the prospect of career growth