This crew member is responsible for route planning, navigation, antenna setup, and tactical mission preparation. They also handle the drone’s technical pre-flight preparation, equipment readiness, and order at the launch site

Responsibilities

• install, connect, and test antennas

• replace battery packs on the antenna system and check charge levels before each flight

• know the operational area map, routes, and landmarks to guide the pilot accurately to the target

• plan routes and approach options to the target, taking terrain and potential obstacles into account

• identify the primary target and contingency targets in case of emergencies (e.g., battery drop or inability to engage the primary)

• locate secondary targets in the vicinity of the primary target before and during the mission

• study the terrain: canyons, natural cover, areas with poor/good signal, and opportunities for concealment or route changes

• assemble, inspect, and arm the FPV drone with munitions before flight; handle safe disarming in emergency situations

• have a clear, practiced procedure for loading munitions onto the drone

• monitor and place timely orders for munitions and consumables

• ensure continuous readiness of aircraft throughout the shift

• transport the drone to the launch position and assist with launch

• maintain order in the storage area and equipment depot

• keep the launch and prep area clean and organized

Requirements

• proficiency in English for communication

• secondary-specialized or higher education (technical background preferred)

• interest in working with UAVs, eagerness to train, and ability to learn new skills quickly

• teamwork skills, responsibility, and discipline

• medically fit for military service

• physical endurance and readiness for field missions

• prior experience piloting UAVs is an advantage

• no alcohol or drug dependency

Terms

• base salary: USD 1200 per month

• additional pay: up to USD 1700, depending on task complexity and location

• MOS 216 (UAV Operator) bonus: USD 200–300 per month (in combat zones)

• 3-year contract with possibility to void after 6 month

• one-month specialized training course led by professional instructors.

• full provision of everything required to perform duties

• complete social benefits package provided by the state