Northrop Grumman Australia
Defence
Intern-AvionicsEngineer
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“Intern - Avionics Engineer at Northrop Grumman Australia. Skills: Avionics engineering, Aircraft sustainment, Aircraft operations. Assist with avionics engineering activities supporting aircraft sustainment and operations. Support the analysis and documentation of avionics systems and technical data”
Industry & Context.
Technical problem-solving; Troubleshooting; Investigations; Problem-solving
AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED, AU-Protected (Baseline) clearance, Travel: Yes, 10% of the Time
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Currently studying a Bachelor of Avionics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline, Australian citizenship, Ability to work full-time over the allocated internship period
Nice to Have
Interested in aircraft systems, avionics, and Defence aviation, Curious, motivated, and not afraid to ask questions, Attention to detail with an interest in technical problem-solving, Good communication skills and a team-focused mindset
What You'll Do.
Assist with avionics engineering activities supporting aircraft sustainment and operations
Support the analysis and documentation of avionics systems and technical data
Help with troubleshooting
and problem-solving activities
Learn how avionics systems are supported within a regulated
safety-critical aviation environment
Work with multidisciplinary teams including mechanical
and Defence stakeholders
Gain exposure to Defence aviation standards
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work with multidisciplinary teams including mechanical, systems, logistics, and Defence stakeholders
Communication Scope
Good communication skills
Full Job Description
AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED FOR THIS POSITION: Yes RELOCATION ASSISTANCE: No relocation assistance available CLEARANCE TYPE: AU-Protected (Baseline) TRAVEL: Yes, 10% of the Time ## **Description** As an **Avionics Engineer Intern** at Northrop Grumman Australia (NGA), you’ll gain hands‑on exposure supporting the KC‑30A aircraft, a critical capability for the Royal Australian Air Force. You’ll work alongside experienced avionics engineers, learn how complex aircraft systems are supported, and see how engineering contributes directly to Australia’s Defence mission. **What you’ll be doing** You’ll join a welcoming and supportive engineering team, where you’ll be guided and mentored while you: * Assist with avionics engineering activities supporting aircraft sustainment and operations * Support the analysis and documentation of avionics systems and technical data * Help with troubleshooting, investigations, and problem‑solving activities * Learn how avionics systems are supported within a regulated, safety‑critical aviation environment * Work with multidisciplinary teams including mechanical, systems, logistics, and Defence stakeholders * Gain exposure to Defence aviation standards, processes, and governance This 12 week internship is designed to help you learn by doing, build technical confidence, and develop practical skills that complement your studies. **This role is based at Springfield Lakes base in Brisbane, Queensland.** **Eligibility requirements:** We’re looking for curious, motivated students who are keen to learn: * Currently studying a Bachelor of Avionics Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline * Interested in aircraft systems, avionics, and Defence aviation * Curious, motivated, and not afraid to ask questions * Strong attention to detail with an interest in technical problem‑solving * Good communication skills and a team‑focused mindset * Australian citizenship (required to work on Defence programs) * Ability to work full-time ov
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