Network Engineering - Engineer-2

Employment Type

Permanent

Closing Date

20 Oct 2026 11:59pm

Job Title

Network Engineering - Engineer-2

Job Summary

Job Description

The Opportunity

This is an opportunity to contribute to critical Defence communications and ICT services within a collaborative engineering team. You will work across varied technologies, build your technical capability and partner with stakeholders to deliver practical, customer-focused outcomes.

You can be based either in Canberra, Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane.

A minimum Active NV1 clearance is essential to be considered for this role

 

Key Responsibilities

·    Deliver minor works, infrastructure changes, deployments and remediation activities within agreed service levels.

·    Investigate and resolve technical issues, identifying root causes and implementing effective solutions.

·    Support release, deployment and change-management activities while protecting operational stability.

·    Manage service requests and communicate progress, risks and timeframes clearly to stakeholders.

·    Prepare accurate technical documentation, implementation records and customer updates.

·    Maintain accurate data across asset, configuration and operational systems.

·    Contribute to a safe, inclusive and accountable team culture focused on continuous improvement.

 

About You

You are a customer-focused engineer who enjoys solving problems in complex, regulated environments. You communicate clearly, take ownership of outcomes and work effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders.

·    At least 2 years of experience in systems administration, network engineering, infrastructure support or a related technical role.

·  Exposure to juniper, SM9, SNOW, Aruba, Jira, Confluence is advantageous.

·    Strong Network routing, switching, troubleshooting, analytical and documentation skills.

·    Experience in Defence, government or another highly regulated environment is highly regarded.

·    ITIL knowledge or certification is advantageous.