Overview

An Electronics Engineer designs, develops, and tests complex electronic systems for aircraft, spacecraft, and weaponry.

They work on radar, communication, and guidance systems, ensuring reliability and precision in challenging environments. Their role involves integrating advanced technologies, conducting rigorous testing, and enhancing the performance and security of mission-critical systems for national defence and space exploration.

Required Skills

  • Communication Skills
  • Organisational Skills
  • Planning
  • Project Management
  • Systems Engineering
  • Problem Solving

Occupation Info

Electronics Engineers in South Australia earn an average weekly salary of approximately $1,861.

Source: National Careers Institute

As an Electronics Engineer, you may consider specialising as a Combat System Engineer.

You need a bachelor degree in engineering majoring in electronics or a related field to work as an Electronics Engineer. Postgraduate studies may also be useful.

  • Career Story

    Space to learn and grow

    Jack grew up in the Adelaide Hills with a passion for science and maths, leading him to a career in the defence and space sectors. Now an Electronic Warfare Engineer at Inovor Technologies, he works on enhancing the Royal Australian Navy’s electronic warfare capabilities.

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