An excellent opportunity to be part of a large Australian organisation responsible for the maintenance of aircraft electrical and electronic systems.

Domestic air traffic control is one thing, but military air traffic control takes it to new heights, not only in a variety of locations Australia-wide but with the opportunity to serve on missions overseas. Air Force Air Traffic Controllers have served in places such as Somalia, East Timor, the Solomon Islands, Iraq and most recently Bandah Aceh.

An outstanding opportunity to work with a large world-renowned organisation on some of the most high-tech aircraft in Australia.

Like to broaden your engineering background to work with weapons systems and their associated hardware? This position is for you.

Let your military aviation career soar with this exciting position as a master of the most sophisticated and advanced airborne electronic systems and sensors in Australia.

A part time job conducting mission planning, tasking, coordination and monitoring of air operations may test you, but its well worth the rewards.

Forget charter and commercial work, this pilot role could see you command the fastest and most exciting aircraft in the Australian skies.

An exciting opportunity exists to collect, analyse and distribute strategic information on board large aircraft operated by this world renowned organisation.

An exciting opportunity to be a part of a large Australian organisation maintaining life support equipment aboard a variety of aircraft.

If spray painting cars is what you enjoy most, what about trying your hand at spray painting a jet fighter? As an Aircraft Spray Painter you’ll be trained to paint and control corrosion on multi-million dollar aircraft and much more.

An outstanding opportunity to manufacture, assemble, install and repair components on some of the most high-tech aircraft in Australia.

If you’re someone who enjoys fixing things, the Air Force opens up an exciting world of Trade training unlike anything you’ll find anywhere else. As an Aircraft Technician you’ll be trained on sophisticated aircraft systems such as landing gear, fuel, weapons, pressurisation, propulsion and much more.

Avionics Technicians maintain a wide range of electronic systems on board Air Force fighter, strike, maritime and transport aircraft. This also includes oxygen and weapon systems and associated ordnance.

Travel to a variety of domestic and international locations while providing for the safety, comfort and in-flight service for passengers and crew onboard a variety of specialised aircraft with this internationally renowned organisation.