Get paid to study a university degree while training to become an officer in the Australian Army.
Job Details
If you are interested in working in an exciting and professional
environment with the responsibility of ensuring the Army's aircraft
fleet is operational, then consider becoming an Army Aerospace
Engineer - Aeronautical. As an aeronautical engineer you will be
employed in the Corps of the Royal Australian Electrical and
Mechanical Engineers (RAEME) and will be responsible for the
maintenance engineering, materiel maintenance, modification and
recovery support for the Army's aviation equipment.
Main Job Functions
Aircraft and aviation technology now makes up a substantial part of the Army's equipment inventory. The Army's aircraft fleet will have increased to the point where it is the second largest aircraft fleet operator and the largest helicopter operator in Australia.
The aeronautical engineering stream in the Army is arguably the most exciting area of employment in the Defence Force for professional engineers. In the midst of defence cut backs, this area of employment is actually expanding to provide the maintenance and engineering effort to support and manage the increased number of aircraft.
