How a naval career unites this submarine engineer’s love of technology and the sea
For electronics engineer Yiana, working as a submariner for the navy means she’s tasked with keeping the vessel running underwater.
For electronics engineer Yiana, working as a submariner for the navy means she’s tasked with keeping the vessel running underwater.
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Raytheon Australia employs more than 700 engineers and technicians, and thanks to a workforce credentialing partnership with Engineers Australia, those ...
Australia is playing catch-up when it comes to defence on the final frontier – here's how Defence Space Commander Catherine ...
Engineering Associate of the Year Wade Godbee grew up on a grain farm before embarking on an extensive engineering career ...
For the first time in history, Navy Engineering is led by two women. In the lead up to International Women’s ...
Some of the country’s leading defence specialists are adapting repair technologies to help the Australian Navy operate more effectively.
Dr Helen Cartledge’s journey began in a tiny southern Siberian village. She’s now modernising Australia’s Navy.