Psychotechnical Interviewer

You interview candidates at the recruitment offices during Tzav Rishon and set their quality scores — a call that shapes where they'll end up serving. You study personality using a professional, classified methodology, and set scores through the personal interview and the Dapar. You're one of only a handful of people qualified to make this call, so your work genuinely shapes assignments across the whole army.

Profile 25 and above, Dapar 60 and above. Open to both men and women, not only those headed for non-combat roles. Yom Ha-MEA scores (female candidates only): maturity and judgment 3 and above, effort and perseverance 3 and above, attention 3 and above, management and organization 3 and above, information processing 3 and above.

Tironut 02, then about half a year of professional training.

Basic training 02: what it means — in the guide

At one of the recruitment offices around the country.