Fiber-optic UAV operator
Fixed-wing reconnaissance drone operator
Combat Roles20 000-120 000 UAHUAVs and UGVs
A fiber-optic UAV operator is responsible for preparing and operating unmanned aerial vehicles using a fiber-optic communication link. The role includes checking link integrity, monitoring UAV technical condition, and conducting flights according to procedures. The primary focus is stable connectivity, precise control, and safe operation of equipment.
Responsibilities
- Preparing fiber-optic UAVs and communication lines for operation;
- Operating unmanned aerial vehicles during assigned tasks;
- Monitoring fiber-optic link status and equipment condition;
- Tracking flight performance and technical parameters;
- Recording operational results and technical data;
- Following safety rules and established procedures.
Requirements
- asic skills in operating unmanned aerial vehicles;
- Understanding of fiber-optic communication principles;
- Attention to detail and responsible work approach;
- Ability to work with technical documentation;
- Willingness to learn and improve operational skills.
Conditions
- Service format in accordance with applicable legislation;
- On-site training and role-specific onboarding;
- Provision of necessary equipment and protective gear;
- Social guarantees provided for military service members.
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