Career - Navy Officer

Aerospace Engineers will maintain Navy helicopters and associated systems, specialising in either Aeronautics or Aircraft Electronics.
Maritime Aviation Warfare Officers is the Mission Commander onboard a helicopter, strategising the helicopters' weapon and sensor systems, communications, navigation and more.
Navy Pilots will fly Navy helicopters, leading search and rescue missions, evacuating medical emergencies from the scene of natural disasters, and intercept vessels engaging in illegal activity.
Navy Lawyers (Legal Officer) will practice military and discipline law, civil and administrative law, and international and operations law in order to assist boards of enquiry; appear before court martials; and provide legal aid to Navy personnel.
Marine Engineers are the ship's or submarine's technical expert. They work hands-on to manage the teams that maintain, operate and repair numerous systems.
Navy Doctors (Medical Officer) will be responsible for the general health of all Navy personnel and provide high standards of care under challenging conditions and with minimal medical support.
Nursing Officers will be responsible for the medical needs of all personnel and may become involved in specialist areas like perioperative or emergency care.
Maritime Warfare Officers will take command as watchkeepers of advanced Navy ships and submarines, contributing to the defence of Australia.
Maritime Logistics Officers will manage logistic support functions required by both vessels and Navy personnel, including replenishment, catering, financial accounting and business operations.
Training Systems Specialists will be responsible for developing and monitoring the design, quality control and delivery of training in the Navy.
Electronic Engineers (Weapons Electrical Engineering Officer) will lead a team that works on and maintains complex technologies on ships or submarines including radar, sonar, communication, navigation, combat and weapons systems.

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