Designs and integrates mechanical, fluid, thermal, and aircraft systems, including mechanisms, hydraulics, landing gear, and egress systems. Performs spatial integration, CAD modeling, mathematical analysis, optimization, troubleshooting, and technical documentation. Collaborates with production teams and suppliers to support manufacturing readiness, system requirements, design integrity, and proposal development. Requires Australian citizenship and eligibility to obtain and maintain Australian Government Security Clearance.

Designs, analyzes, integrates, and manages complex electronic and electrical systems across their lifecycle. Responsibilities include power generation and distribution, circuit and signal analysis, EMI/EMC, parts and reliability management, verification and validation, requirements traceability, and hardware-software integration. The role coordinates with engineering teams, suppliers, and customers, researches emerging technologies, and ensures compliance with technical and operational requirements.

The Finance Intern will prepare financial reporting and analysis, partner with manufacturing teams, identify process improvements, build global business networks, and support technology programs. This is a full-time, onsite, 12-month internship in Port Melbourne from February 2027 to February 2028.