Since 2022, demining engineer has become one of the most critical roles in Ukraine. You work in the field with real risk, against international standards and with full responsibility for the people who will return to the land. Your CV needs to prove your qualification, your clearance level and the specific terrain you've worked, without bragging and without underplaying the weight of the job.
Copy these as starting points and swap in your own numbers.
2024-2025 estimates. Wide ranges by experience and seniority.
Yes. HALO Trust, FSD, MAG, DCA, SES Ukraine and the AFU run different systems, standards and clearance regimes. International recruiters scan for the acronyms they recognize, so put them up front.
A dedicated 'Certifications and clearances' block with level (IMAS EOD 1/2/3), date and certifying body. Hiring managers check it first; without it your CV won't pass a screen at an international body.
Yes, but keep operational specifics off the page. General context (unit type, period, nature of work without locations) reads strong for state agencies and defence industry roles.
Yes. International bodies report to donors in English. Even B1 opens the door at HALO, FSD and MAG. If you're below that, write the truth and add 'in progress' rather than skipping the field.