The Lasar’s Group unit is looking for IT specialists who will work on software products for the military. In particular, the team needs developers of automatic guidance, target acquisition and search systems, as well as software for optimizing the unit’s internal processes.
This was stated in an interview with DOU by Lasar’s Group deputy commander Roman "Fish" Yashchenko. Among the specialists needed, he named Embedded and Backend developers, as well as engineers and designers of various levels. According to him, the list of military and civilian vacancies is published on the unit’s page.
One of the areas of work is the development of a software system that could potentially allow Ukrainian pilots to remotely join the air defense of partner countries. The idea envisages shared software through which a pilot could connect to the system and perform tasks outside Ukraine. Currently this is a concept, not a ready-made service.
Yashchenko also said that Lasar’s Group uses a separate recruitment funnel. Previously, during selection, the team deliberately sought young candidates who understand computers well, and later turned its attention to gamers — due to the similarity between drone control skills and a computer game.
According to Yashchenko, the unit currently has more than 2,000 service members. He clarified that the team continues to attract people from the civilian sector and is recruiting new specialists primarily for scaling and launching new areas.