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Communication Systems Operator - WA

  • Western Australia
  • Government & Defence
  • Open to all levels
  • Western Australia
  • Government & Defence
  • Open to all levels
  • 0 people applied for this job
  • Full-time
  • On-site
  • Posted on: July 27
  • Deadline: December 31
  • $86453 – $86453 Yearly

Perks & Benefits

  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
  • Flexible working arrangements

Job Description

Join a dedicated team of cyber communication experts harnessing cutting-edge tech to enable the Army to stay informed and have a decisive edge in defending Australia.

As a Communications Systems Operator, you’ll join an elite team of communications experts – the signallers. Dedicated leaders in telecommunications, information systems and cyber security, the signallers enable secure and reliable voice and data networks across the Australian Army and wider defence establishment. As a member of this highly trained team, you’ll be responsible for delivering vital military communications within fast moving, highly challenging environments in peace and conflict, both in Australia and overseas.

Working in a range of environments, from rural locations to high density urban areas, you’ll be responsible for operating satellite terminals, radios and advanced security equipment to enable effective communications anywhere in the world. You’ll do whatever it takes to ensure your commander can communicate over a range of different networks, whether that’s constructing advanced field antennas, maintaining network security or operating a specialised suite of software. It’s a rewarding role that offers unmatched variety – one week you’ll be working from the back of an armoured vehicle, the next could see you working from a Navy vessel or communications centre. In this role you’ll provide communications, information systems and electronic warfare support to the Australian Army and the ADF to allow command and control of deployed forces in peace, crisis and conflict on any operation, anywhere in the world.

Key Responsibilities

Your duties may include:
  • engineering, operating and maintaining a wide range of military radio, satellite and data network services
  • handling and protecting sensitive and classified information and material
  • communicating vital information across cyber networks in support of frontline troops and their supporting headquarters
  • mentoring fellow and junior soldiers on the skills and knowledge required to be an effective soldier and cyber network operator
  • maintaining continuous personal and professional growth in developing your core skills and knowledge of your role
  • learning to drive and operate a range of military vehicles, ranging from G-Wagons to fully armoured protected mobility vehicles.

As you develop your skills and knowledge, you’ll become responsible for the planning, design and management of a wide range of cyber networks providing voice and data services.

Skill & Experience

Join without qualifications

There are many excellent career options in the ADF that generally don’t require experience or qualifications. You’ll receive all the training you need and be paid while you train.

Who it’s for: Those seeking general roles and career opportunities.

Citizenship

You must be an Australian citizen to serve in the ADF. However, Australian permanent residents may be eligible. 

Age

You can apply for a role in the ADF from 16.5 years of age and must be at least 17 to join. The maximum age to join is 56 years.

Education and experience

Completion of Year 10 (or equivalent) education required with passes in English and Maths. If you haven’t completed Year 10 but are interested in joining, the ADF may be able to support your application.

Job Location

ADF Careers

Founded since:

2023

Industry:

Government & Defence

Location:

Melbourne VIC

Jobs:

5 open positions

Application ends: December 31
Email: hi@jobb.com.au