With your unique understanding of communications and information systems, you’ll ensure the delivery of a complete information service during times of peace, conflict and crisis. To apply for this role you will need to apply as a General Service Officer, and while due consideration is given, you aren't guaranteed of being allocated to the Corps of your choice.

Where would you start if you were going into a war zone or attempting to deal with a subversive group planning a terrorist attack? As an Army Intelligence Corps Officer, you will provide advice to all levels of command to ensure that their situational awareness and operational planning is timely and mission correct. Be a respected member of a highly professional team.

As a trained Communication Systems Operator you will use your knowledge of radio and satellite communications to support the digital backbone for voice and data networks critical to the conduct of operations on the battlefield.

As an Electronic Warfare Operator you will be trained as a specialist in the electro-magnetic spectrum, learn at least one new language, interrogate data and voice communications systems, and conduct electronic warfare (listen to or interfere with enemy electronic transmissions). If you want to work in the communications and intelligence community, then this is for you.

A job orchestrating the pre and post mission planning for aircraft missions and establishing and maintaining data-link and satellite communications in support of Army aircraft operations will be challenging but very rewarding.

Be a part of a large organisation responsible for the installation, configuration and maintenance of Local and Wide Area Networks. Training provided.

An exciting position working in a range of environments preparing technical drawings and preparing illustrative material for a range of purposes. Training provided.

As an Operator Ground Based Air Defence you will use some of the most advanced missile and surveillance radar systems in the world to detect, identify, acquire and destroy hostile aircraft, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and other hostile air threats. You will be highly trained to be highly skilled, and paid very well for your time.

You can enlist into the Army now as a soldier and have the flexibility to later make a decision on your future career role. This method of entry is designed for those who want to join the Army now but who need more time to decide which employment path they wish to follow in their Army career.

The Army has a unique need for accurate and timely geographic information to support its ongoing operations both domestically and internationally. Geomatic Technicians are specialists in the collection, manipulation, portrayal, reproduction and distribution of all categories of maps and digital geographic information. If you seek highly sought after qualifications and great pay, this is for you.

Army uses high-tech military grade communications equipment to enable command and control of our deployed forces. Critical to the operation of this equipment is our valued team of Telecommunications Systems Technicians. As a technician you will learn to deploy, operate and maintain a range of military and commercial communications equipment to provide voice and data services in support of the Army within Australia and overseas.