Digital Control Mashak
מש"ק שליטה בדיגיטל
- Profile
- 25 and above
- Beret
- Turquoise blue
- Combat support
- Men and women
What you would be doing
You provide operational communications support to field units and operational HQ bodies, running radio and digital systems, getting familiar with monitoring systems, and managing and controlling operational processes to build a cross-branch picture of the situation. You'll serve in a technological operational environment and in command-and-control centers from brigade level, through the ground, air and sea arms, all the way up to the General Staff — an interesting, demanding job with real responsibility and access to senior figures.
What it takes to get in
Open to both women and men. Profile 25 and above. No prior knowledge required (though it's a plus). A security clearance is required.
Training
About seven weeks at the National School of Communications and Cyber Defense (Bahad 7), Ariel Sharon camp — covering digital, control and monitoring systems across the IDF's branches, plus the basics of radio systems, operating systems, servers, network architecture and communications.
Where you serve
Deployed units (brigade, division), General Staff units, commands and branches.
What it is worth afterwards
You gain skills and experience operating and monitoring systems, teamwork on the operational side, and broad knowledge of systems and communications.
- Computers and coding
- Analysis and thinking
- Security clearance
- A trade for civilian life