Systems Engineer

Description

The Secure Information & Communications Systems team at the company builds secure communication solutions, information systems and cybersecurity services for defence and government clients.

The systems protect sensitive information from threats and keep it secure and intact in critical environments.

In this role you will define, integrate and verify complex system requirements and architectures so the company can deliver complete solutions that meet customer needs.

Responsibilities

• Analyse requirements from users and customers against the capabilities of the core technology components.
• Assess alternatives and develop functional and physical solutions, including test or demonstration cases.
• Break the chosen architecture down into sub-systems or elements.
• Implement solutions and verify them against established requirements, including the architectures themselves.
• Write engineering reports, specifications and design documents.
• Present and demonstrate solutions to customer representatives.
• Plan and carry out engineering activities so they finish successfully.
• Complete assigned tasks across projects, bids and R&D programs.
• Work within integrated product teams on engineering programs such as installation, EMI/EMC, safety, security, environment, production and ILS.
• Track technology developments and recommend technologies and R&D activities.

Requirements

• Hold an engineering degree suitable for membership of Engineers Australia (MIEAust) in a communications, computing or electronics field.
• Have experience working within a systems engineering lifecycle.
• Have experience writing or reviewing technical documentation.
• Bring strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Have used Confluence and JIRA.
• Work independently within governance frameworks and collaborate across multidisciplinary teams.
• Engage a broad range of stakeholders and deliver in a complex matrix environment.

Conditions

The role is based in Rydalmere, on Darug land, and uses a hybrid work setup.

Before any offer you must pass a pre-employment police check and, depending on the role, a medical check.

You must be an Australian citizen and be eligible to obtain the required security clearance.

Clearance details are on the Australian Government Security Vetting Agency website.

A current clearance from a foreign government may, in some cases, be recognised by the Australian Government, making you eligible for this role.

The Australian Defence Trade Controls Act applies, as do the US ITAR and EAR, so your nationality may affect your suitability.

The company is committed to a diverse workplace and is endorsed by WORK180 as an Employer for All Women.

Benefits

• Competitive pay with profit share.
• An annual performance review.
• Hybrid working through the ThalesFlex arrangement.
• Gym discounts through a Fitness Passport network across Australia.
• Discounts with partner providers for travel, car hire, tech and medical insurance.
• Modernised paid parental leave and veterans leave.
• Novated lease options.
• Training and development for personal and professional growth.
• Access to a wellbeing and support partner.