Milestones. Memories.
Our people, profiled.

Seeking out new candidates for roles across our growing business has seen the recruitment teams from BAE Systems Australia take part in recent events including the Western Adelaide Jobs Expo and meeting with job seekers or those starting to see shape in a future career.

Imogen always showed a passion for building and problem solving from a young age, thriving in mathematics and physics at her local school in Cowra, located in rural NSW.

Electronics Engineer Greta has seen her star rise, selected to take part in the CSIRO Young Indigenous Women’s Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Academy Program.

More and more women are carving out successful and rewarding careers in skilled trades. For many, it all started with a simple decision: to take a chance on an apprenticeship.

Attracting the talent of tomorrow is central to our purpose of protecting those who protect us.

On Anzac Day we reflect, remember and appreciate those who have served in the Australian and New Zealand armed forces, past and present. This year, we’re diving into the story of Navy clearance diver Scott, who now works at BAE Systems Australia and has reflected on his experiences and learnings on the journey in service to his country.

Growing up in country Victoria, Ellie’s love for STEM began early, but it wasn’t until she attended the National Youth Science Forum in Canberra that she realised her future lay in this field.

Scott remembers with pride the day HMAS Collins was launched into the Port River. He took his family to Osborne to witness the momentous occasion; his son, Adam, was in a pram.

For Beau, International Women's Day is a call to action, a moment to celebrate progress while acknowledging the journey still ahead.

For Bianca, this International Women’s Day’s theme ‘March Forward’ represents more than just progress—it’s about embracing challenges, adapting, and opening doors for others.

The latest iteration of the Razer Low Cost Precision Guided Munition (LCPGM) was put through its paces and successfully tested during a new round of flight trials.

Jason Loveday's first memories of his beloved grandfather, George J. Howard, known affectionately as "Gramps," date back to 1985 when Jason was just six years old.

Jeremy considers himself one of the lucky ones, having had support from colleagues to make his transition from defence to the civilian workforce seamless.

Meet Riley, he is a second year Boilermaker Apprentice on the Hunter Class Frigate Program at the Osborne Naval Shipyard.

Meet Ping, she develops and implements new initiatives that improve out capabilities on the Hunter Class Frigate Program at the Osborne Naval Shipyard.

Meet Dean, he’s a small cog in the big wheel of the Hunter Class Frigate Program at the Osborne Naval Shipyard.