systems to avionics, sonar, radar and communications, the Air Force relies on
state of the art electronic systems. So it takes a special kind of engineer to
design, manage and maintain them.
In the exciting and rewarding role of Aerospace Engineer Officer – Electronics,
no two days will be the same. One day you could be working on the navigation
systems of a multi-role fighter, and the next might see you fine-tuning heavy
ground radar equipment. Then as you develop your skills,
the areas you move
into could include:
- Maintenance
Engineering, - Engineering
Management, - Project
Management, - Design
Engineering, and - Instructor
or Staff Officer roles.
If you enjoy electronics and have the qualities to become an inspirational
leader and manager, this is your chance to embark on a really rewarding and
worthwhile career.
Better still, you’ll be working for a dynamic organisation that offers a great
salary, excellent benefits, job security and the kind of opportunities you
simply won’t find anywhere else.
So do you think you have what it takes to become an Aerospace Engineer Officer
– Electronics? Then apply now.
Hear from an Aerospace Engineer Officer – Electronics
Lifestyle
Life in the Air Force is like nothing else. Ours is a unique environment where
you’ll have amazing experiences – such as joining peacekeeping and humanitarian
missions and working with the very latest technology and equipment. Along the
way, you’ll make friends for life, have access to great sports and social
facilities and develop your skills and confidence.
Pay and Benefits
We pay you as you train and acquire the skills required to specialise in
Aerospace Electronics. Then once you’ve completed your training you’ll enjoy a
starting salary package of approximately $75,181 p.a. plus generous Super,
along with:
- Ongoing
investment in your personal and career development - Good
work/life balance - Medical
and dental cover - Travel
and leave entitlements - Rental
assistance.
Location
You’ll be trained at RAAF Base East Sale (VIC), RAAF Base Williams (VIC), RAAF
Base Wagga (NSW) and HMAS Harman (ACT). On completion of training you’ll work
at any one of the many Air Force bases and other Defence Establishments across
Australia. Overseas postings are limited.
Entry Requirements
You must be at least 17 years of age and an Australian Citizen. Applications
will be accepted from those at varying stages of education from students who
have recently completed Year 12 with high qualifications, to graduates with a
four year Bachelor of Engineering Degree.
