Sigit Track (DevOps)

You work at the technological core of one of Military Intelligence's tech units, doing DevOps — cloud, infrastructure and deployment work that keeps the unit's systems running. Alongside your service you study for a 13th-grade software-engineering diploma, Ministry of Education certified and 80% funded by the corps, at one of five colleges around the country, with personal support from the corps before you even enlist. Later on you also touch cloud computing, security and other tech areas, mixing R&D with hands-on operational work tied directly to the intelligence mission. Because the training is long, you commit to one year of Keva service.

Medical profile 25 and above, Dapar 60 and above, a graduate of the software-engineering track (10 units of computer science) plus 5 units in a science subject (physics, chemistry or biology). You also sign for one year of Keva.

13th-grade diploma studies, then a roughly two-and-a-half-month course at one of the Aman training facilities, followed by placement into sections with a professional handover for each role.

Aman's open and closed bases around the country.

A Ministry of Education-certified software-engineering technician diploma, plus real DevOps experience.