Sergeant, Materiel Support

Overview

The 128th Separate Mountain Assault Zakarpattia Brigade is a formation of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The brigade's units are stationed in the picturesque Zakarpattia region.

The 128th Separate Mountain Assault Zakarpattia Brigade is one of the most experienced military units in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with a history spanning more than a century. Since 2014 it has been engaged in combat in the most difficult sectors — holding the defense, liberating Ukrainian territory, and effectively destroying the enemy.

More than 20 of the brigade's service members have been awarded the highest state honor — the title of Hero of Ukraine. Of these, 16 have received it since the start of the full-scale russian invasion.

If you are motivated to defend your land and wish to serve in a professional, close-knit team, join the family of the 128th Separate Mountain Assault Zakarpattia Brigade!

Responsibilities:

• Carrying out or assisting the unit in carrying out combat tasks;
• Readiness to work directly in the active combat area;
• A high level of motivation and stress resistance;
• Accounting for materiel, maintaining accounting documentation;
• Planning, organizing processes, motivating, and communicating with personnel;
• Supplying the unit with necessary material resources, and storing and issuing materiel.

Requirements:

• age 18 to 45;
• responsibility and discipline;
• good physical fitness and moral resilience;
• responsibility, organization, sociability;
• knowledge of the legislation and requirements for safeguarding material assets;
• ability to work with a computer and proficiency in office programs;
• ability to work in a team and communicate effectively.

Conditions:

• mobilization until the end of martial law or contract service;
• decent monetary allowance from 27,000 to 127,000 hryvnias depending on the execution of combat orders and place of service;
• career growth and the opportunity for professional growth;
• provision of all necessary equipment and gear;
• full meals;
• relocation assistance for moving to a new place of service;
• annual monetary wellness assistance;
• Combat Veteran status;
• training before taking up the position and, if necessary, specialized training both in Ukraine and abroad;
• a package of social and legal protection guarantees for servicemen and their family members;
• free medical care;
• the opportunity to obtain a preferential loan under the "Ye-Oselya" state program to purchase housing.