Work with cutting edge AI technology, making the world a safer and more secure place. DroneShield (ASX:DRO) offers an opportunity to solve some of world's most challenging technical problems in the rapidly growing counter-dronesector.
Our customers operate in some of the most challenging and high-stakes environments in the world, including military organisations, government agencies, airports, critical infrastructure operators, and law enforcement. Protecting airspace in these settings requires technology that performs under pressure and teams that understand what's at stake. At DroneShield, employees work at the leading edge of counter‐drone innovation, helping to address real‐world security challenges as drone threats continue to evolve globally.
With one of the largest listed defence company market capitalisations in Australia, now part of the ASX200 index, DroneShield is experiencing a period of hypergrowth. Revenue has surged from A$57 million in **** to over A$217 million in ****, representing record profitability and cash flow. The total addressable global market for counter‐drone is assessed at approximately $100 billion, and is currently at the nascent stage with much of the growth still to come, with DroneShield well positioned as a global market leader, and the only public listed pure‐play business in this sector.
The company has grown from 11 employees in **** to over 450 staff globally today, and is on track to reach around 550 by the end of ****. This expansion includes investment of over A$50 million annually in R&D;, a global pipeline exceeding A$2.5 billion, and continuous scaling of production capacity to meet accelerating demand.
The role is based at DroneShield's central Sydney headquarters. Overseas on‐ground presence includes Virginia (USA), Netherlands, Denmark, Mexico and Dubai, as well as distributors in over 70 countries worldwide.
About the role
The Corporate IT team is responsible for end‐user support, workplace technology, business applications,



infrastructure, and network services. The team delivers reliable, high‐quality technology services by providing responsive support, maintaining core systems, and ensuring a stable and secure IT setting.
This role focuses on business‐as‐usual (BAU) support, continual service improvement, and effective workload management to ensure timely resolution of incidents and service requests. The System Administrator is a hands‐on technical role responsible for troubleshooting issues, supporting staff, and driving improvements to IT processes, service delivery and operational maturity.
The ideal candidate combines strong technical expertise with a service‐focused mindset and is comfortable balancing day‐to‐day support activities with continuous improvement initiatives. Experience with Microsoft 365, endpoint management and end‐user computing technologies is essential.
Responsibilities, Duties and Expectations
Provide first point of IT support contact for all staff
Provisioning of workstations for users with various company SOE and requirements
Understanding of up‐to‐date IT related security practices
Implementation and configuration of IT hardware and software solutions for end‐users
Troubleshoot all ICT related issues
Manage Helpdesk tickets, through effective planning and prioritisation to minimise backlog and ensure operational efficiency
The candidate needs to demonstrate being proactive, ability to work unsupervised, thinking on their feet and doing a wide variety of various tasks
Qualifications, Experience and Skills
Expertise in Microsoft Entra ID and MDM administration
Understanding of Windows, MacOS and Linux OS environments
Troubleshooting experience on corporate hardware, software, printers, digital signage and AV solutions
Proficiency using tools such as PowerShell and Bash
Relevant exposure to incident management tools and service management practices
Demonstrated understanding of IT asset management
Prior experience at an MSP is desirable
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📌 Systems Administrator (Au) (New South Wales)
🏢 Droneshield
📍 New South Wales