University of Tasmania Career Directory Profiles

We have team training sessions weekly to cover new topics or refresh relevant areas of knowledge. In an area where there is constant change and development, you need to be willing to keep learning and developing.

As an Armament Engineer, I am responsible for weapons, weapons systems and associated test equipment and bomb disposal. I manage a team of armament technicians.

The work done in the department has the unique quality of having tangible and real world impacts that really excited me.

The best thing about coming to work is the people with whom I work; a great team really makes a difference when it comes to enjoying work.

I have learned the basics of rail and all its different components. How rail, road and ferries all tie in together to support our economy and how much of an environmental impact rail provides on helping the NZ government to meet its carbon emissions goals.

The thing I love most about my job is the passionate people who work here, who really believe in our mission.

The classes I got the most out of were the ones where I encouraged myself to share my opinions. A simple trick which did wonders for my morale and grades!