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The Royal Australian Navy is currently recruiting Direct Entry Submariners (DESMs). Traditionally, the Submarine Service was only open to volunteers from within the Navy Fleet. Experienced sailors and officers both male and female could apply to transfer to the Submarine Service after they had completed their employment training and served an additional 12 months.
Now you can apply as a Direct Entry Submariner and become a member of this elite arm of the Royal Australian Navy. If you are looking for a rewarding challenge, and the camaraderie of being part of this special force element, then check out the positions on offer. Employment is open to both male and females in the following categories:
The use of submarines and effective anti-submarine tactics is one of the most important aspects of Australia’s Naval Operations. As an Acoustic Warfare Analyst you will be operating advanced Sonar and Combat Systems to contribute to the mission of the submarine.
Enjoy travel and teamwork? Then this position managing the Navy’s communications systems may be just what you have been looking for.
One of Australia’s largest employers is looking for enthusiastic personnel to be trained in all aspects of food preparation.
A job as a Cryptologic Systems Submarine sailor in the Navy is an exciting role where you will learn to operate the specialised equipment used to intercept and analyse electromagnetic emissions.
Electronics Technicians operate maintain and repair all electronic, electrical, hydraulic and mechanical systems associated with guns, missiles, radar, sonar, navigation, combat data and communications equipment.
Marine Technicians operate, maintain and repair the ship’s machinery, gas turbines, diesels, ventilation, as well as power generation and distribution, and electrical control systems.
A hospitality job as a Steward in the Navy includes bar service, dining room waiting, cabin care, food preparation and much more. Travel throughout Australia and overseas is also on the menu.
