Relocate to Australia: Defence & Nuclear Roles

AECOM; Ipswich; Hybrid; GBP 63,000 - 101,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work arrangements

6 weeks additional annual leave

Flex public holidays

Professional development courses

Job summary

AECOM is seeking experienced professionals to support Australia’s defence and nuclear capability with major infrastructure programs. You will contribute to complex, highly regulated projects in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and industry partners, leveraging NSQEP and potential AUKUS clearance.

The role offers hybrid work options and opportunities to advance sovereign capability across defence infrastructure while mentoring colleagues and delivering safe, resilient solutions.

Qualifications

• Defence or nuclear sector experience is essential.
• Relevant professional qualifications in your discipline are required.
• Strong technical capability within your discipline for delivering complex projects.
• Experience on large-scale, multidisciplinary or highly regulated infrastructure programs.
• Proven leadership and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and clients.

Responsibilities

• Apply your Defence/Nuclear experience to major Australian programs in defence, maritime and infrastructure.
• Contribute to projects shaped by AUKUS and sovereign capability priorities.
• Lead and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and external partners.
• Mentor colleagues and share expertise across AECOM's Defence and infrastructure groups.
• Support delivery of safe, resilient, and technically complex facilities.

Skills

Defence experience

Nuclear experience

NSQEP

Security clearance

AUKUS clearance

Leadership

Technical capability

Education

Degree in relevant discipline

Job description

AECOM is seeking experienced professionals to support Australia’s defence and nuclear capability with major infrastructure programs. You will contribute to complex, highly regulated projects in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and industry partners, leveraging NSQEP and potential AUKUS clearance.

The role offers hybrid work options and opportunities to advance sovereign capability across defence infrastructure while mentoring colleagues and delivering safe, resilient solutions.