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Leidos Australia seeks a Growth Manager to join Gibbs & Cox’s Australian team, delivering outcomes across the maritime sector. You will lead client engagement, shape opportunities, and prepare high-quality proposals to win work.
The role leverages a broad network and requires Australia citizenship with NV1 security clearance, and the position is offered as a 12-month fixed-term engagement. Collaboration with Defence and government partners is essential.
At Leidos Australia, our work goes beyond a job title. We design, build, operate and support the systems, services and capabilities that help protect and advance the Australian way of life.
Backed by a global organisation of more than 40,000 people, our Australian team of around 2,000 has partnered with government, defence and national security customers for more than 30 years. We deliver mission-critical solutions where reliability, trust and purpose matter.
Leidos is a destination for people who want their work to have purpose, their contribution to be recognised, and their career to grow without needing to fit a single mould. Meaningful work is supported by benefits, flexibility and career pathways that help you grow while balancing life outside work. This includes:
You’ll join a team where people work with integrity, inclusion, innovation, agility, collaboration and commitment. In practice, that means sharing ownership, solving complex problems together and staying connected to the customer context, the purpose behind the work and how each role contributes to meaningful outcomes.
We provide world-leading naval and marine engineering expertise in support of Australia's maritime enterprise. Through our highly skilled team of naval architects, engineers and maritime specialists, we support major Australian naval programs and emerging maritime technologies across ship design, engineering, systems integration, acquisition and sustainment.
Leveraging nearly a century of naval design excellence and access to Gibbs & Cox's global network of specialists, we help deliver complex maritime projects that strengthen Australia's sovereign shipbuilding, naval design and maritime capability.
This role is an opportunity to contribute to the Gibbs & Cox (GCA) team by delivering outcomes that matter. The Growth Manager is responsible for identifying, shaping and securing new business across the Australian maritime sector. Leveraging an existing professional network and substantial engineering, project management, or Defence delivery experience, the role leads customer engagement, opportunity management, and proposal development. The ideal candidate is also capable of and interested in taking on future project delivery leadership roles.
In this role, you will:
We are looking for someone who brings judgement, curiosity and a collaborative approach to work that matters.
Essential for this role:
Advantageous, but not essential:
Please note, this position is offered as an initial 12-month fixed-term position.
This role requires the successful applicant to be an Australian citizen and hold, or be eligible to obtain, NV1 security clearance.
Our hiring process is designed to be straightforward, respectful and easy to navigate. If your skills, experience and qualifications look aligned with the role, our Talent Acquisition team will contact you to discuss the next stage. You can expect:
We’ll let you know what to expect before each stage, including who you’ll meet and how to prepare. If you need any adjustments or support during the process, please let us know.
If this sounds like a role where you can make an impact and continue to grow, we’d like to hear from you. If you have any questions about the role or recruitment process, please contact the Leidos Talent Acquisition team.
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