Second to none – your career as an Army Aeronautical Engineer will provide you with the opportunity to work on the latest helicopters and technology. Develop your engineering and leadership skills while providing support to aviation operations within Australia and overseas.

You’ll fly within Australia and possibly overseas. Your initial flying will be with helicopter units, but you may convert to fixed wing, or be selected to train as a Qualified Flying Instructor. To apply for this role you will need to apply as a General Service Officer, and while due consideration is given, you aren't guaranteed of being allocated to the Corps of your choice.

You’ll fly within Australia and possibly overseas. Your initial flying will be with helicopter units, but you may convert to fixed wing, or be selected to train as a Qualified Flying Instructor.

The Australian Army offers careers in safety management as officers in the Australian Army Aviation Corps.

Have you ever thought about working in some of the largest military transport aircraft in the world? How about being part of a team that delivers cargo via parachute, to some of the most highly trained soldiers in the world. The role of your team is critical to mission success and hence this is not for the faint hearted. As an added extra, you also get paid while you are trained!

If you have a passion for aviation and enjoy a challenge, you’ll find this hands-on role working with sophisticated military helicopters and their flight crews is extremely rewarding with a level of professional responsibility rarely found in the civilian world. You’ll learn how to handle emergency situations and be responsible for the safety support of crew and passengers.

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

An outstanding opportunity to work with a large world-renowned organisation maintaining some of the most high-tech helicopters in Australia. Training provided.

Avionics Technicians ensure the instruments and electronic systems such as communications and navigational equipment on-board Army aircraft are maintained perfectly.

A job marshalling aircraft, preparing internal and external loads and conducting hot and cold refuellings will be challenging but very satisfying.

A job tuning and operating field radio sets and establishing and maintaining data-link and satellite communications in support of Army aircraft operations will be challenging but quite rewarding.