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Engineering represents one of the most exciting and challenging fields you could possibly be involved in with the Air Force, working with incredibly sophisticated hardware and technology.
As an Air Force Aerospace Engineer working in the fields of Armament, Aeronautical or Electronics, you could be responsible for the integration and testing of new state-of-the-art weapons systems on board the Air Force's fleet of Hornet fighter aircraft. Or you might be posted overseas as an Engineering Project Manager to supervise the upgrade of the Air Force's Hercules transport aircraft.
Be a part of defending our nation and participating in world events that will change your life, as much as the lives of the people you are helping. Earn world-class qualifications and make great friends along the way. There really is no other career quite like it. Learn more
You'll be earning a wage that is highly competitive and increases regularly to match your experience. And enjoying benefits, unique to the Australian Defence Force, that make your salary package truly outstanding. Learn more
To determine which Engineering career you could apply for, select the Engineering degree stream that most closely resembles the title of your Bachelor of Engineering course.
Degrees such as Biomedical, Chemical, Environmental and Mining engineering may be suitable if they contain significant Mechanical or Electrical Engineering components.
Please note that this is a guide only. You can find further details in each job's Education Requirements section.
You may also want to check out Engineering jobs in the Navy or Army.
