ADF Careers Past Graduate Jobs & Opportunities

Marine Engineers are the ships technical experts. They work hands-on to manage the teams that maintain, operate and repair numerous systems onboard.

Join a talented and supportive team, creating software systems for some of the world's most technically-advanced helicopters.

Marine Engineers are the ships technical experts. They work hands-on to manage the teams that maintain, operate and repair numerous systems onboard.

Lead a highly trained team to maintain combat, self-defence, communications and intelligence systems onboard Navy's advanced submarines.

As a Mechanical Engineer (also known as Marine Engineer in the Navy), you'll get more responsibility early in your career than most civilian engineering roles, getting you ahead, faster.

Tackle demanding engineering challenges in this leadership role, working with advanced military hardware.

Training Systems Specialists develop, deploy and manage world-class training systems for the Navy and the Australian Defence Force.

Learn new engineering skills and apply them to a rewarding and varied role, leading the teams that manage and maintain Air Force electronics.

Electronics Engineer Submariners lead a highly trained and professional team to maintain combat, self-defence, communications and intelligence systems onboard Navy's advanced submarines.

As a Training Systems Specialist in the Navy, you'll work as part of a team providing support to Navy's large, diverse and complex training systems.

As an Electronics Engineer, you'll serve as one of the Navy's electrical and combat systems experts.

As an Armament Engineer, you'll work with some of the world's most sophisticated armaments technology.