APS 6 - Quality Engineer Capability Management

Australian Department of Defence - Garden Island NSW

23h ago , from Australian Department of Defence

- $99,733 - $112,431 + up to 15.4% Superannuation

The Role The primary focus of this role is to support the development of maritime ranges to support the advancement of maritime capability through the Test and Evaluation of platforms, tactics, systems, and external effectors.

Key areas include:

- Contributing to the development of systems that support the minimising undersea ships signatures and performance testing of platforms & weapon systems.
- Analyse, evaluate and provide independent technical advice on capability proposals.
- Engaging with stakeholders across Defence, industry, and government to ensure maritime range capabilities and requirements are aligned with operational requirements.
- Defining, implementing, and maintaining corporate knowledge management frameworks and databases in support of a Quality Management System.
- Travelling to military test and training ranges across Australia to support the planning and execution of ADF exercises, trials, programs, and test activities.

Defence roles cover a diverse range of workplace environment requirements. These may include physical tasks or working in conditions that are not typical of an office setting. Candidates should consider these requirements when assessing their suitability for the role. For more information, please contact the nominated contact officer. Works outdoors.

This role has been identified as requiring access to International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) controlled technologies. The ITAR is United States (US) law that controls the manufacture, sale,



use and access of defence and military end-use articles on the United States Munitions List. It is the policy of the US to deny exports of ITAR controlled technologies to proscribed countries. This may also apply to access by persons who hold or have held a citizenship, or current permanent residency, of said countries. Defence utilises workforce mechanisms to mitigate these restrictions, which will require applicants provide details of all current citizenships and permanent residencies, as well as previously held citizenships. Defence collects citizenship details to confirm an applicant’s eligibility for the role and to maintain compliance with international obligations.

- $99,733 - $112,431 + up to 15.4% Superannuation
- Garden Island - NSW

The Role The primary focus of this role is to support the development of maritime ranges to support the advancement of maritime capability through the Test and Evaluation of platforms, tactics, systems, and external effectors.

Key areas include:

- Contributing to the development of systems that support the minimising undersea ships signatures and performance testing of platforms & weapon systems.
- Analyse, evaluate and provide independent technical advice on capability proposals.
- Engaging with stakeholders across Defence, industry, and government to ensure maritime range capabilities and requirements are aligned with operational requirements.
- Defining,



implementing, and maintaining corporate knowledge management frameworks and databases in support of a Quality Management System.
- Travelling to military test and training ranges across Australia to support the planning and execution of ADF exercises, trials, programs, and test activities.

Defence roles cover a diverse range of workplace environment requirements. These may include physical tasks or working in conditions that are not typical of an office environment. Candidates should consider these requirements when assessing their suitability for the role. For more information, please contact the nominated contact officer. Works outdoors.

This role has been identified as requiring access to International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) controlled technologies. The ITAR is United States (US) law that controls the manufacture, sale, use and access of defence and military end-use articles on the United States Munitions List. It is the policy of the US to deny exports of ITAR controlled technologies to proscribed countries. This may also apply to access by persons who hold or have held a citizenship, or current permanent residency, of said countries. Defence utilises workforce mechanisms to mitigate these restrictions, which will require applicants provide details of all current citizenships and permanent residencies, as well as previously held citizenships. Defence collects citizenship details to confirm an applicant’s eligibility for the role and to maintain compliance with international obligations.

About our Team

The Maritime Warfare Centre (MWC) provides warfighting support to the Capability Manager to increase ef

📌 APS 6 - Quality Engineer Capability Management (Sydney)
🏢 Australian Department Of Defence
📍 Sydney