Computer Network and Systems Engineer
Computer network and systems engineers design, implement, maintain, test, and improve network and system infrastructures. They are responsible for system configuration, ensuring networks are fully operational and reliable, particularly in complex environments with multiple operating systems and setups. They also diagnose, troubleshoot, and resolve network faults and performance issues.
“My role involves the configuration, installation and maintenance of hardware and software programs, and assisting with upgrades and integrations.
What excites me about working in the defence industry is it’s always on the front foot of technology and investment.
The knowledge and cutting-edge tech is amazing and it’s only going to get better. The projects commissioned in defence industry are large, long term and usually have clear outcomes. Working towards a larger goal on mission critical projects in the interest of national safety is nothing but thrilling.”
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These qualifications provide pathways to higher education and achieving your desired occupation.
To become a Computer Network and Systems Engineer, you usually need to study a Bachelor or higher in:
Low end – $95,000
High end – $165,000
Source: Kinexus Defence Industry Insights 12th Edition.
Low end salary is based on positions with 1–3 years of experience, and High end salary is based on 15–20 years of experience.
Total Salary Package = Full-time annual equivalent of base salary or rate plus statutory superannuation and any other remuneration applicable to the role (before tax).
Salaries may vary based on scope and level of responsibility. Certain occupations may experience higher total salaries than listed due to receiving bonus or commission payments.
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