Technical Fellow – Submarine Electrical and Auxiliary Systems

Job Description

EL 2 - (S&T 7) Technical Fellow – Submarine Electrical and Auxiliary Systems $161,955 - $182,258 (plus up to 15.4% Superannuation) Adelaide - SA, Canberra - ACT, Fishermans Bend - VIC The Role The acquisition of conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines is a historic and transformative endeavour for Australia. This role will oversee the technical program for non-nuclear power generation and storage systems, energy management, submarine auxiliary systems, and atmosphere control technology. The successful candidate will provide technical leadership and management in developing and maintaining capability within Australia to analyse, assess, and manage the electrical power, auxiliary and atmosphere control systems used in submarines.Your role will be to define and develop ASA’s non-nuclear power, energy and atmospheres technology related technical capability for conventionally armed, nuclear powered submarines. The duties of this role include, but are not limited to: Develop and execute a plan for growing workforce and technical capability in the fields of non-Nuclear power generation and storage systems, energy management and atmosphere control technology for Australian submarines. Oversee the development of technical capability within Australia to analyse, assess and manage non-nuclear power generation and storage systems, energy management and atmosphere control technology. Generate and provide relevant objective quality evidence to inform decision making and support design, maintenance, sustainment and construction of Australian submarines. Liaise with US and UK counterparts to develop Australian capability in preparation for the submarine rotational force and the acquisition of SSNs. Plan and manage a range of human and physical resources required to carry out complex programs in the areas of non-nuclear power generation and storage systems, energy management and atmosphere control technology. Initiate, develop and maintain collaborative programs with Defence, Australian universities, industry, and international partners. Your role may range from being very specialist in nature to quite broad. To excel in the role, you may be required to: Research and synthesise complex information. Develop, investigate, test and interpret technical requirements. Provide technical advice, knowledge and recommendations. Develop and lead teams of engineers in the relevant fields. Engage with Defence, AUKUS and industry partners to understand and develop requirements. Prepare briefs, minutes, proposals and presentations. Coordinate, share and effectively engage with highly skilled teams across the enterprise. About our Team The Technical Division of ASA is responsible for providing design control, independent technical advice, assurance and authority that will support the development and future operation of the nuclear-powered submarine fleet. We operate in a flat structure, with a strong focus on our people, technical development and integrity. We are underpinned by an inclusive culture that respects, values and utilises the contributions of people of different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. As a member of the Submarine Systems Branch, you will continue to grow your subject matter expertise, be accountable for exercising any assigned technical program delegations and providing objective quality science and technology evidence. This is an exciting and once in a generation opportunity to apply your Science and Technology skills, to inform and develop a project of major national and international significance and have a direct impact in ensuring our nation’s ongoing security. Our Ideal Candidate We are seeking highly motivated and collaborative minded people who will have the opportunity to contribute to a once in a lifetime program. The Technical Fellow – Submarine Electrical Systems will have extensive knowledge and experience relating to submarine power generation (non-nuclear) and storage, as well as submarine electrical systems. They will provide a strategic level of specialist, professional and technical expertise relating to their area, and support submarine safety by enabling experimental research and the development of computational models. Our ideal candidate will bring the following attributes and skills to the role: Bachelor degree related to engineering and/or science. Experience in workforce planning, and building of a team to deliver technical outcomes and meet deadlines. Demonstrated professional experience working in the fields of submarine power generation and storage (non-nuclear), electrical and other auxiliary systems. Demonstrated professional experience in both experimental research and development of analytical modelling capabilities. Experience related to technology development. Demonstrated professional experience in the management of resources, including staff supervision, team leadership, budgeting, and infrastructure, in the delivery of complex technical projects. Demonstrated experience in international engagements to develop capability and provide solutions, especially within the Defence area and Government-to-Government agreements. Proven ability in supervision and mentorship of staff, including career guidance. Demonstrated ability to clearly communicate complex technical content and impact with Defence and other stakeholders. #J-18808-Ljbffr