VACANCY
UAV Operator
Overview
The 33rd Separate Mechanized Brigade is a unit within the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It is not just a combat unit that shows courage at the front, but also a big family that prioritizes the well-being of its people. This vacancy is for service in the brigade's 3rd Mechanized Battalion. The unit creates all the conditions for successful service, takes care of the health and safety of its personnel, and provides support and development for every service member. The team of people who care invites motivated citizens who are ready to serve their country, learn, and step by step liberate Ukrainian lands from the occupiers together.
Responsibilities:
- external control of unmanned aerial vehicles during reconnaissance, combat, or observation missions
- conducting pre-flight inspection, configuration, and maintenance of UAVs
- maintaining visual contact with the unmanned aerial vehicle during missions
- coordinating with team members to coordinate and achieve assigned tasks
- teaching the rules for operating and safely working with unmanned systems
Requirements:
- interest in the latest technologies and readiness to work with high-precision equipment
- responsibility, attentiveness, and resilience in stressful situations
- experience working with unmanned aerial vehicles will be an advantage
- willingness to learn and improve professional skills
Conditions:
- mobilization until the end of martial law or contract service
- monetary allowance of up to 150,000 hryvnias depending on the assigned task and place of service
- full materiel provision during service and access to modern resources for professional development
- possibility of transferring current servicemen via Armiya+
- social guarantees: paid leave, Combat Veteran status, wellness assistance
- the opportunity to work in a highly skilled team that always supports you in difficult moments
- the brigade has a training ground for various types of UAVs, and training is also available at civilian and military training centers








