Submarine Construction Assurance Engineer – APS6 (Mechanical & Electrical)

About the role

The Australian Submarine Program is delivering nuclear‑powered submarines, a historic transformation for national security and industry. As an APS6 Construction Assurance Engineer you will provide independent technical oversight of mechanical and electrical systems during submarine build, ensuring compliance with design intent, engineering standards, and safety requirements.

Key responsibilities

• Support the development of the ASA Engineering Management System plans, processes and procedures for technical assurance.
• Conduct surveillance, inspection and verification of mechanical and electrical system installation, integration and testing.
• Assess compliance of submarine systems against design specifications, engineering standards and safety criteria.
• Identify risks, defects and non‑conformances, and support investigation and resolution.
• Develop objective quality evidence to support certification and acceptance.
• Engage with shipbuilders, suppliers and ASA technical specialists to resolve complex engineering issues.

Required profile

• Relevant engineering qualification (Mechanical or Electrical) and experience in complex, safety‑critical environments.
• Ability to apply sound engineering judgement and work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.
• Understanding of construction assurance processes and regulatory compliance.

Required skills

• Mechanical systems knowledge (propulsion support, auxiliary, piping, fluid systems) – for Mechanical role.
• Electrical power generation, conversion and distribution knowledge – for Electrical role.