Information Technology Specialist

ADF Careers; Australia; Remote; AUD 60.000 - 100.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Australian Defence Force (ADF) is seeking an Information Technology Specialist to operate and maintain advanced networks, supporting both on-base and deployed operations across Australia.

In this role, you will work with specialised ICT systems, install and configure computer systems, and help secure the Army’s cyber network while supporting missions You’ll train, progress through development opportunities, and work with a team of specialists across multiple information and communications

Qualifikationen

• Military IT role; focus on ICT equipment and networks.
• Experience with computer systems and networks is beneficial.
• Security clearance and compliance are required.

Aufgaben

• Installing and configuring computer systems.
• Preparing and deploying communications equipment for exercises and operations.
• Providing technical support on base and in the field.
• Identifying and remediating software and hardware issues.
• Ensuring cyber and network security is maintained.
• Establishing and monitoring communications networks for command and control.

Kenntnisse

IT support

Network security

Systems configuration

Troubleshooting

Jobbeschreibung

As an Information Technology Specialist, you’ll keep the Army connected and communicating effectively by operating and maintaining advanced networks using the latest Information and Communication Technology (ICT) equipment. This is no ordinary IT role. You’ll manage sophisticated military software and hardware and play an important role in determining the success of military operations.

You’ll be paid while you train, and on completion of your Initial Military Training and Employment Training, you’ll earn at least:

Working alongside specialists in various information and communications systems trades, you’ll provide technical support to establish and monitor communications networks that allow command and control of deployed forces at home and overseas. You’ll assist in the installation and configuration of operating systems, as well as keeping the Army’s cyber network secure. You’ll also maintain IT equipment, administer networks and provide support to missions.

• installing and configuring computer systems
• preparing and deploying communications equipment in support of exercises and operations
• providing technical support on base and out in the field
• identifying and remediating software and hardware issues, plus analysing software performance
• ensuring cyber and network security is maintained and enforced
• establishing and continuing to monitor communications networks that allow command and control of deployed forces.

How you'll progress

Opportunities for progression and upskilling continue throughout your career. As you progress, the Army will provide you with development opportunities to assist you with your increasing leadership responsibility, as well as further education and specialised training to strengthen your skillset. This will help you to command and run a highly skilled team of soldiers and the employment of their equipment.

Where you'll work

Following training, you could be employed in all Army signal tactical units and strategic units that operate throughout Australia. Most positions are located in Brisbane, Darwin, Melbourne, Sydney and Townsville. You may also have opportunities to deploy overseas on operations during your career.

It’s a unique experience with a lifetime opportunity.

You must be an Australian citizen to serve in the ADF. However, Australian permanent residents may be eligible. For more details, visit the "Citizenship" tab onthe Eligibility Requirements page.

Age

You can apply for a role in the ADF from 16.5 years of age and must be at least 17 to join. The maximum age to join is 56 years.

Licences

You don’t need a driver’s licence for this role but if you have one, it can’t be suspended or cancelled.

Security requirements

All ADF members require a security clearance. As an ADF member, you’ll need to obtain the appropriate level of security clearance for your role. You’ll need a collection of relevant information including background checks and/or interviews so the Australian Government Security Vetting Agency (AGSVA) can make an informed assessment to ensure the protection of Government resources and information. Your Careers Coach will explain what level of clearance is required for the career you are considering.