Integrate complex equipment into maritime platforms across design, installation and trials

Permanent Full-Time | Up to $175k package

Canberra | On-site requirements

Current NV1 security clearance required

Take on a specialist engineering role focused on integrating complex equipment into maritime platforms, ensuring solutions are safe, supportable and fit for operation in demanding naval environments.

You’ll work across outfitting design, mechanical integration, stowage, mounting, securing and platform interfaces, partnering with Naval Architects, engineers and stakeholders to solve complex integration challenges from design through to verification and trials.

The Role As an Outfitting Engineer, you’ll help shape how equipment is physically integrated into maritime platforms while ensuring safety, seaworthiness, certification and operational requirements are met.

Your Responsibilities Will Include

Developing and assessing outfitting and mechanical integration solutions for equipment, including foundations, mounts, securing and stowage

Coordinating structural, mechanical and auxiliary interfaces such as tie-downs, cradles, power connections and handling equipment

Assessing space, weight, centre of gravity, access and environmental constraints

Supporting design reviews, engineering changes, installation and verification activities

Participating in testing, trials and acceptance,



while identifying and managing technical integration risks

About You We’re particularly interested in:

A degree in Mechanical Engineering, Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture or a related discipline

Experience in maritime, shipbuilding, sustainment or another complex engineering environment

Experience across outfitting, mechanical integration, ship design or platform modification

Strong understanding of equipment mounting, securing, stowage, structural interfaces and space/weight considerations

Experience supporting design reviews, certification, verification, testing or trials

Strong stakeholder engagement and the ability to work effectively across multidisciplinary engineering teams

A current NV1 security clearance

Experience integrating land-based equipment or mission systems into maritime platforms, along with knowledge of seaworthiness, configuration management and human factors, would be highly regarded.

Why Consider the Chance? This is a good fit for an engineer who enjoys solving practical integration problems where the design has to work in the real world, not just on paper.

You’ll work across the full integration lifecycle, from early design and interface definition through to installation, verification and trials, with plenty of variety across structural, mechanical, access, handling and support considerations.

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📌 Outfitting Engineer (Canberra)
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