As a result of a number of key partnerships, we are currently collaborating with cutting-edge organisations working with cutting edge technologies, driving the development of Military Systems for the Defence industry.

We currently have an exciting prospect based in Canberra for an experienced ILS Engineer who has direct experience with Life Cycle Cost to support a cutting edge satcom program.

The LCC Engineer is responsible for the execution and completion of multi-discipline technology project to support a complex ASDEFCON Satcom sustainment project.

Duties and Responsibilities will include:
Design, update and implement Life Cycle Cost models
Evaluate and quantify total cost of ownership
Development of ILS Artefacts including ILS Plans, LORA, RAM, provisioning and CDRL's
Support development of optimized preventative maintenance and component replacement strategies
Continuously improve LCC methodologies, assumptions and data quality
Life Cycle Cost (LCC) activities
ILS management including planning and controlling delivery of ILS documentation & data




Preform logistic support analysis, maintainability, and reliability
Review and approve ILS documentation and data
Liaise with relevant stakeholders
Bachelor degree in Engineering, Finance or related field
8 + years of experience in Life Cycle Costing, Reliability engineering, maintenance engineering, or cost analysis in defence workplace
Experience navigating technical or cost data
Experience with the Systecon - OPUS Suite.
Experience with Reliability, Availability and Maintainability (RAM) modelling and reports, Logistics Support Analysis, Level of Repair Analysis (LORA), or Provisioning Analysis
Must meet International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) Requirements
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain working relationships
Applicants MUST hold a current NV1 or higher ADF Security Clearance (Australian citizens).
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📌 Lifecycle Cost Engineer Canberra
🏢 www.clearedrecruitment.com.au
📍 Canberra