Overseas Engineering Training Lead

Asc-Pty-Ltd; Pearl City (HI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation support

Overseas benefits package

Housing assistance

Secure re-employment with ASC

Job summary

ASC, Australia’s submarine company, is seeking a Training Support Lead - Engineering to guide engineers and radiological control professionals during long-term training in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The role delivers leadership across deployment teams, ensures safety and program risk controls, and mentors staff to achieve professional goals while working in a dynamic, overseas setting.

This civilian assignment commences mid to late 2026 and is expected to run for about two years, with repatriation to

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in medical science or engineering (mechanical or electrical preferred)
• Proven experience leading a team of trade professionals
• Ability to obtain and maintain an NV1 Defence security clearance

Responsibilities

• Support the team in setting clear, actionable goals aligned with strategic objectives
• Identify, assess and resolve potential risks to the program and its personnel
• Report to the International Training Support Manager, and provide feedback that supports the establishment of clear and consistent guardrails
• Mentor and guide team members, equipping them with the tools, support, and expertise needed to achieve their professional goals
• Foster a positive and collaborative team culture

Skills

Team leadership

Communication

Mentoring

Safety management

Risk assessment

Education

Bachelor's degree in medical science or engineering

Job description

ASC, Australia’s submarine company, is seeking a Training Support Lead - Engineering to guide engineers and radiological control professionals during long-term training in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The role delivers leadership across deployment teams, ensures safety and program risk controls, and mentors staff to achieve professional goals while working in a dynamic, overseas setting.

This civilian assignment commences mid to late 2026 and is expected to run for about two years, with repatriation to