SUMMARY

Protect the 500 high frequency transmission nodes that anchor the Morning Star Aerostat Consortium communication lattice on the lunar surface. The work requires vigilance in the silence of the far side where the absence of Earth light leaves you alone with the stars.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Patrol 12 sectors of the array perimeter every 6 hours
• Monitor 500 individual node health signals for unauthorized tampering
• Execute containment protocols during detected micro meteoroid breaches
• Maintain integrity of all vacuum seal access points under CMD-3 standards
• Report all anomalous radio frequency interference to regional command

REQUIREMENTS

• Possess valid CMD-3 tactical oversight certification
• Hold a current VAC-100 lunar vacuum operation permit
• Maintain physical fitness standards equivalent to a Tier 1 United Nations Earth Defense recruit
• Demonstrate proficiency in low gravity movement techniques

REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS

BENEFITS

• Guarantee of repatriation to Earth following successful completion of the 12 month deployment
• Priority access to lunar radiation protection treatment protocols
• Designated living quarters featuring simulated Earth gravity cycles for sleep health