Satellite communications specialist
Fixed-wing reconnaissance drone operator
Combat Roles20 000-120 000 UAHCommunications
A satellite communications specialist is responsible for configuring, operating, and supporting satellite data transmission systems during assigned duties. The role involves working with terminals, antennas, and network components, monitoring link quality, and resolving technical issues. The primary focus is stable connectivity, equipment reliability, and compliance with established procedures.
Responsibilities
- Configuring and operating satellite communication systems;
- Monitoring connection quality and data transmission stability;
- Maintaining satellite terminals, antennas, and related equipment;
- Identifying and resolving basic technical malfunctions;
- Maintaining technical documentation and equipment records;
- Following information security and operating requirements.
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of communications or telecommunications;
- Understanding of satellite system operating principles;
- Ability to work with technical documentation and manuals;
- Attention to detail and responsible work approach;
- Willingness to learn and operate new equipment.
Conditions
- Service format in accordance with applicable legislation;
- On-site training and role-specific onboarding;
- Provision of necessary equipment and work tools;
- Social guarantees provided for military service members.
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