Graduate ICT Engineer

Help shape the systems that support Australia's future. Behind every successful capability is a team of people who bring complex systems together. As a Graduate ICT Engineer, you'll help ensure technology, people and processes work seamlessly to solve important problems for Australian Government customers. If you're in your final year of a Bachelor's degree and are looking for a career where you can learn, collaborate and make a meaningful contribution from day one, we'd love to hear from you. About the opportunity Systems Engineering is about seeing the bigger picture. You'll work with multidisciplinary team focused on sustaining and introducing new capabilities into service for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). Systems supported include: Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) Ruggedised Portable Computing Systems Weather Stations and Weather RADAR equipment Hydrographic survey systems From your first day, you'll be supported with: A dedicated buddy to help you settle into the team. An experienced mentor to guide your technical and professional development. Structured on-the-job learning and development. Opportunities to work alongside experienced engineers across a range of projects. Regular feedback to help you build confidence and develop your career. You'll be encouraged to ask questions, learn from experienced professionals and build your capability in an environment where continuous learning is valued.

As a Graduate ICT Engineer, you'll contribute to activities such as: Working with customers and project teams to understand operational needs and technical requirements. Supporting the design, integration, delivery, and sustainment of Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) computer hardware and software for use by Navy end users. Supporting security accreditation and management of Windows operating systems and a suite of COTS application software baselines. Opportunity to develop into a system ICT Subject Matter Expert Analysing problems and helping evaluate solution options. Developing engineering documentation, models and technical artefacts. Participating in system reviews, testing and verification activities. Collaborating with mechanical and electrical members of the team throughout the engineering lifecycle. Applying systems engineering principles to deliver high-quality, secure and reliable outcomes.

You're in your final year (or recently completed) a Bachelor's degree in: Computer Systems Electronics and Telecommunications/Networks Engineering Computer Science Mechatronics Engineering You don't need previous industry experience—we're looking for people with the curiosity and potential to grow. You might be someone who: Enjoys solving complex problems. Likes understanding how different parts work together. Thinks analytically while keeping the bigger picture in mind. Works well with people from different disciplines. Communicates clearly and enjoys learning from others. Is organised, curious and eager to develop new skills. About Leidos Australia  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. Why join us? Your first role should help you build both confidence and capability. When you join us, you'll have the opportunity to: Work on projects that support Australia's government and